How much are you all paying in 2023 for rent in London? Can you please include which area you live in, what type of housing (room share, 1 bed flat, studio, etc.), and what tube lines are near you? Trying to find housing that's within a decent budget. Thanks!
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SW London near Clapham Junction. 2 bed flat (share with friend). £1.2k pm before bills
I'm assuming that's 1.2k each right?
£2.2k total. I pay £1.2k and they pay £1k
Waterloo area, shared 2 bed flat: £1.2k p.p. before bills. Current market price would be £1.6k approx.
2 bed 2 bath? Relatively new quality?
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bump, seems difficult to spend ~1/3 monthly take home
From talking with friends most people fall between 1200 and 1500 per month. That’s around a quarter of your pretax monthly income so it’s not bad
Willesden Green, Jubilee line
£1050 for an en suite in a 2 bed ground floor flat bills inclusive. Its an old house though..
Any good places to find value in 2025? Would appreciate any general pointers on places with good quick links to the city.
Specifically I’m looking for a 3 bed below £3500 including all council tax and bills….
3500 with ct and bills is a bit of a stretch unless you want to live pretty far out
Yeah that’s what I’m thinking too - might have to up our rent budget slightly.. 😅
The only way you're going to find anything even close to this is in East or South London (edge of Zone 2 probably) with a 10+min walk to the nearest station.
Stratford/canning town for example would fit these parameters. Stratford especially has great transport links. But you have to live in Stratford/Canning Town.
You could also probably find something in Clapham, but not close to a station. And you have to deal with commuting from Clapham, which I hear is hellish.
Carina House fits this specification, 1200 each inc bills. Stratford Olympic Village. Search it up.
You should try anything on the east/west end of the Elizabeth Line. Or the North or South tip of the Northern line.
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