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Warrington named 'affordable housing desert'; LHA benchmarks unmet across UK

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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Research by the homelessness charity Crisis, partnered with Zoopla, examined 817,423 rental listings across Great Britain. It found that in 10 local authority areas, including Warrington, there were zero properties affordable for people relying on Local Housing Allowance (LHA). Furthermore, Crisis found that nowhere in England, Wales, or Scotland met the LHA benchmark, which is designed to cover the bottom third of private rents.

From warringtonguardian.co.uk

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The findings indicate a widespread failure to meet affordability standards for low-income renters across the UK. This lack of genuinely affordable homes, combined with rising rents and living costs, contributes to the ongoing housing crisis.

Subdued housing market performance has been reported in specific regions according to Landmark Information Group.

From warringtonguardian.co.uk

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