A fifth of people in England struggle to meet rent and mortgage costs, Shelter survey reveals

News14.01.25by James Riding

More than a fifth of people in England are struggling to meet housing costs, new research commissioned by Shelter has found.

Ariel view of housing

21% of people in England struggled to keep up with mortgage or rent payments last year, Shelter said (picture: Roberto Catarinicchia/Unsplash)

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