Scotland sets out rent control exemptions for build-to-rent and mid-market homes

News03.02.26by Zainab Hussain

Scotland has set out details of rent control exemptions for build-to-rent (BTR) and mid-market (MMR) homes in a move that has been welcomed by developers, investors and housing associations.

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