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UK social housing deal with private equity giant sparks fears for tenants
Published Sun, Jan 7, 2018 · 09:50 PM
London
PRIVATE equity giant Blackstone has struck a deal with UK social housing association Sage, sparking fears from campaigners that it will price out low-earning, elderly and sick tenants.
New York-based Blackstone, which owns the largest home rental company in the United States, will fund for-profit housing association Sage to buy affordable homes from private developers, property magazine Estates Gazette said.
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