A greater proportion of tenants would rather still be in
social housing in 10 years time than move into owner-occupation, a report has
found. A poll, of a weighted sample of 1,998 adults carried out by Yougov,
shows 46% of social housing tenants would ‘most like’ to still be living in
social housing in 10 years time if “things go as well as they might expect”,
compared to 39% who have aspirations to become owner-occupiers. The figures
contrast with private renters, among whom a much larger proportion want to move
into homeownership. The figures showed 80% of the public would most like to be
in owner-occupation in 10 years time. Download the report from the CML website.
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