Tens of thousands of social tenants across southern
England affected by Pay to Stay would struggle to afford to carry on living in
their home if forced to pay full market rent, according to exclusive research. Consultancy
Savills has calculated the potential impact of the policy, under which tenants
earning over £40,000 in London and £30,000 outside the capital will have to pay
rents at up to market rent level. The consultancy estimates 60.1% of the 27,108
affected households in London will neither be able to afford market rent or be
able to buy their house under the Right to Buy. In the East, South East and
South West regions of England the figure is 49.1%, 43.4% and 26.6%
respectively. Read more on Inside Housing.
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