First-time buyers in England who buy a house this year
will already have spent an average of £52,900 on rent, research for a
landlords' trade body suggests. The cost will add up to £64,400, by the time
they buy a home, for those starting to rent now, the Association of Residential
Lettings Agents said. Arla said the research also revealed wide regional
variations. Demand for properties meant the cost was higher in London and the
South East of England. Download the “Cost of Renting” report from the ARLA
website.
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