CIH research reveals in some areas the gap between the
shared room rate of the local housing allowance (LHA), which single people who
are under 35 and renting in the private sector receive to contribute to their
housing costs, and the cheapest private rents in the area, means virtually all
of the properties are out of reach. The research shows that in the 46 rental
markets in England where the cash shortfall was greatest less than a quarter of
private rented homes were available at the LHA. In 17 of those areas ten per
cent or less of the market is affordable and in six five per cent or less is
affordable. Read more on the CIH website.
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