The gap between home buying and renting is at its
smallest margin for 10 years, but renters are still paying up to 18% more in
some parts of the UK, according to the latest research from Halifax. At a UK level,
homeowners are saving 3% on average (£227 annually) with the gap reducing from
17% year-on-year since 2015, when buyers were saving an average of £,1476 per
year. This has reversed from 2009 when it was buying that was more expensive,
and renters saved on average £209 per year or £17 per month. Read more on the
Property Reporter website.
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