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How we calculate your individual rent level 2024/25

The method we use to calculate individual rents for tenants is outlined below. This method was agreed with tenants as a fair and equitable way for individual rent levels to be calculated, and is used each year.

Based on a 52-week rent: 

Step 1:

Everyone starts with the same base rent of £71.38 per week

Step 2:

Add or take away these amounts depending on the size of your property:

  • Bedsit - Take away £24.20
  • 1 Bedroom - Take away £6.04
  • 2 Bedroom - Keep it the same
  • 3 Bedroom - Add £6.04
  • 4 Bedroom - Add £12.09
  • 5 Bedroom - Add £18.15
  • 6 Bedroom - Add £24.20

Step 3:

Add or take away these amounts depending on the type of property you live in:

  • Multi-storey - Keep it the same
  • Flat - Add £6.04
  • Terraced - Add £12.09
  • Semi-detached house - Add £18.15
  • Detached house - Add £24.20

Step 4:

Take away £6.04 if you live in a 'hard to heat' property.

Last modified on 10 April 2024

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