The cost of private rented housing has largely followed
changes in earnings across England, in stark contrast to the social rented
sector where rents have increased faster than wages. The new report from the National
Audit Office said that “since 2006, the cost of private rented accommodation
has broadly followed changes in earnings across England” whilst “social housing
rents have increased faster than earnings since 2001-02.” It does, however note
that the exception to this is in London, where rents are rising much faster.
Read more on the RLA website.
We would like to speak to homeless people in England living in temporary
accommodation including B&Bs and hotels
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How long have you been in this accommodation? What are the conditions like?
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