Private renters in severe arrears are facing a ‘desperate
situation’ as the number of those owing more than two months of rent has gone
up 4% on a year ago. As of quarter one 2015 there are 70,900 tenants facing more
than two months of unpaid rent, according to the figures released by the estate
agency chains Your Move and Reeds Rains, part of LSL Property Services. This is
2,700 more than at the same point last year (4%) and 1,500 (2.2%) more than the
previous quarter (last quarter of 2014). The LSL figures also show 28,900
tenants faced a court order for eviction in the first quarter of this year –
which is up 2.3% since the last three months of 2014. Read more on the LSL
website.
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*John Crawley, Paul Karakusevic, Alan Gardiner, David Felton and Warren
Brown* respond to John Harris’s article on the growing opposition to right
to buy...
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