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Affordability

 

The definition of ‘adequate housing’ includes affordability. That the personal and financial costs associated with housing should not compromise our access to other basic needs (access to food, education, healthcare etc) is a given.  This means that housing should cost no more than one-third of income. But how big is the gap between what should be and what is?  [gravityform id=”7″ title=”true” description=”true”]

 

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Find out about renting in your borough and what your politicians are doing about it:

Current status of the project in 2026

Renters' Rights London has been placed 'on hold' from 1st January 2026, due to the funding for the project having come to an end. 

If you would be interested in helping us get this important and innovative work re-started, please email  

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