Private renters in the UK pay the highest price for
housing in the entire European Union. With an average monthly rent of 902 Euros
per month (the equivalent of around £730), private renters in the UK pay almost
double the amount of the European average, which is 481 Euros. Even when
compared to other Western European countries with similar income levels, the
PRS in the UK remains expensive. For example, private rents in the UK are
around 50% higher than in Germany (600 Euros) or the Netherlands (625 Euros),
both countries with a large share of privately rented households. High rent
levels mean the average household in the UK pays a higher proportion of their
income on rent than elsewhere. On average, private rented households in the UK
spend almost 40% of their income on paying their rent, compared to a European
average of 28%. Read more on the NHF website.
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