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MANCHESTER,
UNITED KINGDOM --
In Rishi Sunak’s most recent Budget statement, which he shared in parliament on Wednesday, March 3, the
Chancellor of the Exchequer admitted it will take a “very long time”
for the UK’s economy to fully recover.
Housing
was an important issue addressed by Sunak. He said that the stamp duty
cut will be in place for another three months and that there will be a
“government guarantee” on 5% deposits in an attempt to get more people
on the property ladder.
New
research has shown that 55% of tenants whose landlords offer financial
help such as rent reductions and payment breaks report a better
relationship with them, which has helped the so-called ‘Generation
Rent’.
Letting
management platform Mashroom surveyed 1,000 tenants and landlords in the UK to find out how
rental relations are faring in the current climate.
They
found that;
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Glasgow has the worst relationships with their landlord with
14.29% of respondents reporting a bad relationship
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Brighton named the best place in the UK to rent for a good
landlord relationship, 90% of respondents state a very good
relationship.
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East Midlands have the best landlords - tenant relationship in England
with 52.94% of respondents reporting a very good relationship.
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Birmingham most likely to break
tenancy agreement clauses
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Mashroom’s
data reveals 75% of tenants describe relationships with their landlord
as “good” and “very good” as 89% of landlords feel the same. They found
that women have a better relationship with their landlord, with 46.67%
of the respondents reporting a very good relationship.
Stepan
Dobrovolskiy, CEO of Mashroom, said: “Tenants and landlords often see
each other as enemies, but a lack of communication is usually the
reason why relationships break down."
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