Study of London's rental housing market

Hello, I am a student from Vilnius Gedimas technical university. This survey is important for my final master work. I would be very grateful if you could share your opinion in this questionnaire. Thank you in advance!!!

Results are publicly available

Your gender:

MaleFemale

Your marital status:

SingleMarriedLive in unregistered marriageWidower /widow

Do you have children?

Have 1 childHave 2 childrenHave 3 and more childrenDo not have any

What is your age?

18-25 years26-35 years36-45 years46-55 years56 years and more

What is the level of your education?

SecondaryAdvanced / Specialized SecondaryHigher Education / Higher stub

Where do you currently live?

Own homeRented accommodationWith parents / relatives / friends

What are the main reasons that you live at the rented property?

Closer to work/ universityAbility to easily change your place of residenceIt is cheaper than paying interestUnwillingness to take a loan

Do you consider availability to buy your own home?

Yes, in the near futureAfter 1-2 yearsAfter 2-4 yearsNo, I do not consider such possibility

What would be the main reason if you decide to buy property?

For your own needsAs an investment (buy-to-let)Repair and sell

What kind of property would you like to buy?

New housing constructionThe old building housingIt doesn't matter

How many square meters would you like to buy?

Up to 45sq.m.45 – 65 sq.m65 – 90 sq.m.More than 90sq.m.

What is your family's monthly income?

Up to £ 2000£ 2000 - 4000£ 4000 – 6000£ 6000 – 9000Over £ 9,000

What do you want to be credited with the purchased part of the property?

Up to 70%Up to 80%Up to 90%Up to 100%

Your opinion about real estate prices in the near future:

Prices will fallPrices will risePrices will remain the same

Is the country's economic stability an important factor when buying property?

YesNo

Would family income growth encourage you to buy property?

YesNo

Do you think that the legal framework in the United Kingdom is conducive to the lessor?

YesNo