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Private renters in the UK: how difficult is the rental market where you live?

Publié par The Guardian Business · Royaume-Uni il y a 1 h
Growing numbers of tenants have challenged rent increases, with some successfully securing reductions. Photograph: Keith Leighton/Alamy
Growing numbers of tenants have challenged rent increases, with some successfully securing reductions. Photograph: Keith Leighton/Alamy · The Guardian Business

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We’d like to hear from private renters about rising costs, finding somewhere to live and dealing with landlordsPrivate renters are facing steep rent rises and a shortage of…

We’d like to hear from private renters about rising costs, finding somewhere to live and dealing with landlords

Private renters are facing steep rent rises and a shortage of affordable properties, with growing numbers of landlords selling up. The Renters’ Rights Act, which came into force in England in May, introduced new protections for tenants, but many continue to face uncertainty about their housing.

While some renters have successfully secured reductions, others are struggling with soaring costs and a highly competitive rental market. Meanwhile England’s housing courts have been overloaded with renters battling evictions.

We’d like to hear about your experiences of the private rental market. Have you faced a significant rent increase or tried to challenge one? Has your landlord decided to sell your home, leaving you struggling to find somewhere new? Are you finding it increasingly difficult to secure an affordable rental property? How is the situation affecting your finances, wellbeing and plans for the future?

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