Around a quarter (26 per cent) of renters said they are struggling to afford their monthly payments
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Around a quarter (26 per cent) of renters said they are struggling to afford their monthly payments
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The number of renters actively saving for a house deposit has plummeted significantly this year, a new survey reveals, as soaring rental costs squeeze household budgets.
Rent price rises ease as immigration falls and wages rise
The number of available homes to rent across Britain is 8% higher than a year earlier
Exclusive: Charity services warn that young people could suffer more after Renters’ Rights Act
Research by the Independent shows first-time buyers are forking out 10 times more cash for home deposits than they were 30 years…
Council spending on temporary accommodation has doubled in a decade to £2.8bn, a new report shows
The average monthly rent that a new tenant faces paying is more than £400 than it was five years ago
