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Just 1.5 per cent of rental properties are available to
single people on benefits, according to research from homelessness charity
Crisis. The charity for single homeless
people organised ‘mystery shoppers’ to pose as renters looking for a room in
shared properties in the private rented sector in Birmingham,
Leeds and Lewisham. Of the 4,360 rooms advertised, only 13 per
cent were priced within the benefits rates and of these 66 (1.5 per cent) were
owned by landlords willing to rent to benefit claimants. Download a copy of the report – No Room
Available – from the Crisis website.
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