[PDF] Top 20 Students in the private rented sector: what are the issues?

... Taking these figures into consideration, it can be seen that there is a substantial and growing body of students in Ireland. Added to this, Ireland and Irish colleges are increasingly encouraging international ... See full document

... The private rented sector (PRS) in England contains some of the poorest quality and least energy efficient properties in the country as well as housing more vulnerable households than any other ... See full document

... health issues, the local authority placed her in a ...voluntary sector organisation providing support for single homeless people to ind work and private sector ...a private ... See full document

... This same resident had regularly had to replace clothing that had grown mouldy in his wardrobe, and made a clear connection between the conditions in the property and their overall health and well-being: ‘It played havoc ... See full document

... the private rental sector to meet a range of housing ...the private rental housing sector in the Auckland region and to examine how the sector contributes to the spread of housing ... See full document

... the private rented sector ...these issues have particular relevance to this analysis, due to a series of local authority reorganisations 1 during the four decades, and certain changes to the ... See full document

... the private rental sector, to include issues such as investment, standards and ...the private rented sector to one dominated by REITs or large scale professional investors with ... See full document

... more private renters in poverty than social renters or ...of private sector tenancies has overtaken all other causes to become the biggest single driver of statutory homelessness in ...the ... See full document

... in rented accommodation rather than ...from students, young professionals and transient households to the working and non-working ...the private rented sector who are in receipt of ... See full document

... When we approach the PRS in this way it is not difficult to see that the state is but one social force acting upon the behaviour of tenants and landlords, who themselves are locked into a relationship of interdependence ... See full document

... is private tenants' lack of rights in a largely unregulated ...of private tenants were dissatisfied with the way their landlords carried out repairs and maintenance of their ... See full document

... “Our children have a similar ‘investment in property’ mentality, learnt in the family! For example when they went to university, I enabled them to buy houses on their name that they let out to fellow students. And ... See full document

... In conclusion it is possible for the majority of affected dwellings to be improved to a band E. This will have benefits primarily for tenants in the form of lower bills, but is also potentially starting to have an impact ... See full document

... third sector organisations they would usually rely on to identify and engage with people were increasingly reliant on payment for this activity to cover their ... See full document

... [6]. What is in fact the role of the midwife in regards to psychosocial screening in the private sector? Does the fact that the women are not under the direct care of the midwife, influence their ... See full document

... have been resettled could act as peer educators and explain to people who are preparing to move about how they coped in the early days, what it is really like to live independently, and of the challenges and ... See full document

... It was clear that while overall repairs and maintenance budgets had declined, borne out in the Global Accounts that show a 14 percent reduction overall in housing association major repair spending in the year to 2017 ... See full document

... and students were included in the sample as were landlords letting Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs), those with a larger portfolio and those with only one or two ...to private individuals for whom ... See full document

... At the very top of the list comes Blackpool, the famous seaside resort in North West England, where the average loss per working age adult is estimated to be £910 a year. Blackpool tops the list for a number of reasons. ... See full document

... 3.5.2 Midwife barriers: Some midwives expressed concern about the psychosocial questions. “Some questions are a bit odd: that is awkward” (midwife 2). There was also concern about discomfort in asking the questions or ... See full document