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Researching a governmental blind spot Researching a governmental blind spot
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Property investment and the problem of finance Property investment and the problem of finance
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Childcare property: from building to asset Childcare property: from building to asset
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Rentiership and the cost of care Rentiership and the cost of care
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Non-human matters Non-human matters
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5 The Childcare Property Investment Market
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Published:March 2022
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Abstract
This chapter considers in more detail the engagement of what are seemingly tangential actors to the marketization of childcare. It focuses on the work of childcare property sales experts and investors in the wake of the 20 hours payment. In tracing the work of these actors, the chapter underlines the changing understanding of childcare property from a crucial part of the work of care, to a lucrative investment asset for financial actors with little knowledge, or indeed interest, in the daily practice of care. Focusing on the market intersections, the chapter illustrates the challenges of state-led marketization, as the childcare market becomes shaped by processes and logics rarely within the purview of the state. The chapter reveals how the conditions of rentiership have significant implications for the way childcare is provided, and the future sustainability of the sector. It argues that these market actors are not solely peripheral, or indeed parasitical, to the childcare market, but increasingly infrastructural in their involvement.
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