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unitary rental market: a standalone construct

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Housing studies

a rental system in which non-profit and private landlords compete in one market, contrasted with dualist systems that separate social renting from the private market.

In housing studies, unitary rental market refers to a rental system in which non-profit and private landlords compete in one market, contrasted with dualist systems that separate social renting from the private market. This meaning comes from Kemeny (2005) in Housing Studies.[1]

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References

Kemeny, J., Kersloot, J., & Thalmann, P. (2005). Non-profit Housing Influencing, Leading and Dominating the Unitary Rental Market: Three Case Studies. Housing Studies, 20(6), 855-872. https://doi.org/10.1080/02673030500290985

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