Tenants who asked their billionaire landlord for a rent
reduction during the coronavirus pandemic were told to use the money they would
have spent on lunches and holidays to pay the full amount due. More than 100
residents living in a block in Somerford Grove, east London, signed a letter
asking for a 20% reduction in rent and an agreement that no tenant would be
evicted during the pandemic. But the letting agent, Tower Quay properties, told
them their request was “unreasonable” and “unrealistic”, adding that any drop
in tenants’ income would be minimised by a reduction in spending on holidays,
entertainment, travel, clothes and lunches. Read more on the Guardian website.
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