Renting

New research from CIA Landlords has analysed where renters are most and least likely to have access to a garden

Ad Feature Leeds named as hardest city to find a rental property with a garden

A quarter of adults age 28 to 43 are yet to reach homeownership

Just one in 20 Millennials have achieved their teenage ambitions

The Renters' Rights Bill includes new measures to help tenants with both children and pets

Your rights as a renter and the big changes being made

The UK cities where rent is rising fastest have been revealed - including one where the cost of renting has soared by more than 10 per cent in the last year

The UK cities where rent is rising fastest, and 1 where it is falling

These are some of the cheapest places to rent in England, with an average monthly rent of £651 or less

The 18 cheapest places to rent in England and how prices compare

These are some of the areas across England where the cost of renting is rising fastest

The 10 places where the cost of renting is rising fastest

A poll of 500 adults who bought their first property have revealed their biggest regrets - including living in an area they do not love

First-time buyers reveal their biggest regrets

Rent increases are impacting the saving powers of four in 10 private tenants and now a third of these can't afford to put any cash aside as a result.

62% of UK renters put aside £100 or less each month

Josh's parents' garage was being used to store old belongings before he renovated it into a little home.

Watch: I couldn't afford a house...now I live in my parents garage

Renters consider moving back home to save for their first property

Renters considering moving back home to save for their first property
Four in 10 renters would consider moving back in with their parents so they can save enough to get on the property ladder.
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Jillian Thomas, financial planner and managing director of Future Life Wealth Management, in Renishaw. Photo: Antony Oxley

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