Half of Private Landlords Kept Rents Unchanged over Past Year, Analysis Reveals
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Half of landlords in England have kept rents unchanged in the past year, according to a survey of 2,000 landlords by the TDS Charitable Foundation. This is up from 40% in the previous survey. The figures were reported by PropertyWire. Retaining current tenants was the main reason for the decision. It was cited by 47% of those surveyed. Another 44% said they had taken into account the financial pressures on tenants due to the rising cost of livin…
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Half of landlords hold rents steady to retain tenants
Half of landlords in England have kept rents unchanged over the past year, up from 40% previously, according to research by the TDS Charitable Foundation. The study found that retaining existing tenants was the primary reason for maintaining rents at current levels.
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