From New York to London: the rise of the ready-made neighbourhoodCan London’s former Olympic village transform a tired lettings market with zero-deposit, build-to-rent apartments?The Slumflower at home: inside Chidera Eggerue’s first flatThe author, campaigner and social media star joins London’s legions of young rentersThe apps helping renters avoid houseshares from hellFlatsharers are using apps to smooth out the tensions of shared living, split the bills and find ideal flatmatesTenants’ lives are changing. It is time landlords caught upMany will rent forever — and they want the stuff of lifePut down roots: how to grow a garden in a rented homeAnyone can have a garden — even if your only space is a shelfWhat the UK can learn from a European-style rental modelCities such as Vienna and Berlin have more protections for tenants — but even that more equitable model is now under pressureMore from this SeriesWho wins the expat rental jackpot?Currency changes can have a big impact on living abroad— so which nationalities fare best?Calling all renters: would you be happy renting for life?A means to an end or a lifestyle decision — tell us your thoughts about rentingHot property: homes to rentFrom a Greek villa overlooking the Aegean Sea to a 16th-century manor house in the UK
From New York to London: the rise of the ready-made neighbourhoodCan London’s former Olympic village transform a tired lettings market with zero-deposit, build-to-rent apartments?The Slumflower at home: inside Chidera Eggerue’s first flatThe author, campaigner and social media star joins London’s legions of young rentersThe apps helping renters avoid houseshares from hellFlatsharers are using apps to smooth out the tensions of shared living, split the bills and find ideal flatmatesTenants’ lives are changing. It is time landlords caught upMany will rent forever — and they want the stuff of lifePut down roots: how to grow a garden in a rented homeAnyone can have a garden — even if your only space is a shelfWhat the UK can learn from a European-style rental modelCities such as Vienna and Berlin have more protections for tenants — but even that more equitable model is now under pressureMore from this SeriesWho wins the expat rental jackpot?Currency changes can have a big impact on living abroad— so which nationalities fare best?Calling all renters: would you be happy renting for life?A means to an end or a lifestyle decision — tell us your thoughts about rentingHot property: homes to rentFrom a Greek villa overlooking the Aegean Sea to a 16th-century manor house in the UK
