Experts are warning that there is a limit as to how high
rents in the private sector can go, predicting that shared accommodation will
be more commonplace in the future. Hometrack - which is predicting a 2-3%
increase in rents for the year ahead - says tenants are paying a premium to
rent and warns they haven't benefited from lower mortgage rates on their
household budgets. It said:
"Furthermore renters are more reliant on unsecured loans and borrowings
where interest charges have risen in recent years. The net result is that
renters are price sensitive and there is a maximum level to which they can
afford to pay for rent versus other living costs." Read more on 24dash.
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The Reform UK leader resigned as the MP for Clacton at the start of July
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