Bath Among Worst Cities as Rent Affordability Worsens in England

Bath among worst cities as rent affordability worsens in England

Across England, monthly rents averaged at £1,232 compared with £3,396 monthly household incomes.

Rent affordability worsens in England, official figures show

Rising rents push costs above 30% of income, leaving many struggling to find affordable homes - Anadolu Ajansı

Rental affordability gap widens - Credit Connect

Latest Office National Statistics (ONS) data has shown that private renters typically spend 36.3%, or £1,232 in monthly rent, of their income on an average-priced let home in England. This is higher than Wales and Northern Ireland, where 25.9%, or £702, and 25.3%, or £751, of pay was spent on rent last year, respectively, according to the Office for National Statistics.  The ONS says that private rental affordability has fluctuated since 2016 bu…

Private renters in England face growing affordability challenges – ONS - Property Industry Eye

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English rental affordability gap widens: ONS   – Mortgage Finance Gazette

Private renters on a median household income typically spend 36.3%, or £1,232 in monthly rent, of their income on an average-priced let home in England, official data shows.   This is higher than Wales and Northern Ireland, where 25.9%, or £702, and 25.3%, or £751,… The post English rental affordability gap widens: ONS   appeared first on Mortgage Finance Gazette.