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Municipal Dreams
@municipaldreams.bsky.social
Social historian of housing. Author of 'A History of Council Housing in 100 Estates' (RIBA Books) and 'Municipal Dreams: the Rise and Fall of Council Housing' (Verso). I blog at municipaldreams.wordpress.com/.
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Thanks, very interesting. I take the point made about leasehold flats data from @annaclarke.bsky.social but this research (showing 43% ex-council in PRS, if I understood correctly) and common sense - houses generally sold more than flats under RTB - does nothing to undermine the 40% figure.

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Houses sold more than flats - but that doesn't mean that the same proportion of them end up in the PRS. We know that - generally - flats are much more likely than houses to be bought by landlords, so there's no reason to think this wouldn't be true for ex-RTB stock just as for other housing.

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MD
Municipal Dreams
@municipaldreams.bsky.social
Social historian of housing. Author of 'A History of Council Housing in 100 Estates' (RIBA Books) and 'Municipal Dreams: the Rise and Fall of Council Housing' (Verso). I blog at municipaldreams.wordpress.com/.
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