More than half of renters in the UK are ready to move to another city

More than half of tenants of residential property in the UKand don’t want to be tied to your city and ready to move to another city, if the question arises about buying a home.

A survey conducted by the National Association of Landlords in the UK shows that about 27% of tenants now are going to move and buy our own home, and 29% potentially consider such a possibility, while 44% of tenants said they were not going to leave the city under any circumstances.

The most mobile and open to change people are living in London, where 87% of tenants are willing to change the city when buying a home, and the least receptive to the idea of moving people in the East Midlands.

Meanwhile, many tenants, namely 47% just can’t save up for a Deposit to buy a house in England or flat in London, and 22% admitted that they are unable to access mortgage lending.

The extremely high cost of property in London and the South-East of England led to the fact that people are trying to find a city where real estate is cheaper. However, moving is a difficult decision for all people. People get used to the fact that live near their relatives and friends, but the most difficult part is always finding work in a new place. Therefore, the private rental sector will always remain an important part of the real estate market in the UK. Rent is a guaranteed roof over your head. In addition, the government, realizing the importance of the problem, implement a set of measures to make life easier for tenants.

® Helen Entree. 25.07.2016 G.

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