Landlords in England are in the midst of a booming rental
market, with earnings now in excess of £32billion per year, or £2.7billion a
month, according to figures from Direct Line for Business. A large symptom of the red-hot buy-to-let market is
tenants struggling to make the move onto the property ladder themselves, with
house prices up drastically in the last 12 months, meaning larger - and
harder-to-save-for - deposits. According to separate exclusive research for
This is Money by Axa Business Insurance, 59 per cent of tenants say they would
prefer to buy, but can’t due to high house prices. Read more on the Daily Mail
website.
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Data highlights that the increase in at-home living stems from high housing
costs rather than labor market conditions
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