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Author	Dunk546
Comment	I'm just piggybacking this because otherwise this point will be lost in oblivion.. I feel like people should say when they got their lease I was on 860 for a 3 bed in hyndland, 5 years ago. Now the same flat will be shifting at £1500 no sweat. People who are already paying rent aren't who OP needs to be asking for a good point of reference on how much they will be paying when they move over. It's the current market rate on flats which is, no matter how you look at it, bloody terrifying.
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Created	Sat 10th Jun 2023 7:37am
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I'm just piggybacking this because otherwise this point will be lost in oblivion..

I feel like people should say *when they got their lease*

I *was* on 860 for a 3 bed in hyndland, 5 years ago. Now the same flat will be shifting at £1500 no sweat.

People who are already paying rent aren't who OP needs to be asking for a good point of reference on how much they will be paying when they move over. It's the current market rate on flats which is, no matter how you look at it, bloody terrifying.