Welfare and immigration policies are contributing to
sharply unequal access to affordable housing among Black, Asian and minority
ethnic communities, a report by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) has found.
Analysis concluded that a quarter of Black, Asian and minority ethnic workers,
excluding those of Indian origin, are paying unaffordable housing costs
compared with 10% of white workers. The study also found that the issue is a
UK-wide problem not only confined to the capital, with two in 10 Black, Asian
and minority ethnic households living in unaffordable housing across the
country. Download the briefing from the JRF website.
https://www.jrf.org.uk/file/58774/download?token=Obw_6Nkv&filetype=briefing
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