Millions Tenant Can be forced to be taken home LaborCampaigners say that in the new research, the campaigners say due to large -scale rented toll being naked.
More than two-thirds of tenants say that they definitely need to be taken (34 percent) or perhaps (34 percent), if the Rentors Reform Alliance (RRC) voting from the show will give a fare hike of £ 110 while voting from the show.
Research comes forward Rights of labor tenantsWhich is expected to be passed later this year. Law will eliminate controversial Section 21 ‘No-Cault’ eviction noticeAlso empowered to save tribunals Tenants Increases in unfair rent.
But it does not go too far, RRC argues, indicating that a £ 110 Fare hike The average rent is an increase of 7.9 percent, which is close to an increase of 7.5 percent in the current average fares.
This does not mean that the tribunal will be able to provide adequate protection against the “backdoor eviction” through a rented rhise, which they should do.
In addition, group research found that the average decision made by the tribunal in the first half of 2025 stated that tenants get a fare increase of more than £ 240 per month.
Voting also suggests that the market rates may increase on tenants after years of continuous increase in fare market during the cost of Kovid epidemic and living crisis.
About 85 percent of the rentals said that they would need to change their expenses to bear the increase of fare of £ 110. Of these, 32 percent stated that they could cut back at non-essential expenses, while 24 percent said they would need to cut back on the required things.
One and 14 percent said that they would be forced to use savings or borrow money, and 13 percent said they would have no way to grow.
Only 14 percent of the tenants said that they would be able to bear the increase in their expenses with no changes.
The average fare in May increased to £ 1,339, growing 7 percent in the year. It began to increase fare for years before 2021, it is more than 30 percent, about 30 percent from £ 1,034.
This figure is more than four times the 7 percent increase in four years from May 2016 to May 2021, increasing the average fare from £ 954.
RRC director Tom Darling said that the rights bills of the government’s rental are “long -over -over -over”, saying that it “will give more rights and security to the rental and help to raise housing standards”.
He said: “But the fare hike is a serious difference in eviction flaws law. Even after finishing Section 21, our research suggests that the rent will still be pushed out of their homes and communities as one -third of the rental people still increase, and increase in rent, and Zamindars The fare will be able to use the hike that they know that tenants cannot take the risk of threatening or intimidation.
“It would be easy to apply a hat on rent growth, bring back money in the pockets of the rental and give them real long -term protection in their homes.”
The spokesperson of the housing, communities and local government said: “Our landmark tenants will ensure that the zamindars are capable of increasing fares only once a year up to the market rate, and the tenants will be able to challenge an increase in unfair fares through the first class tribunal.
“This will prevent dishonest landlords using rent, which grows as a back door of eviction, while ensuring that the fare can be increased to a reasonable rate.”
