Thinking about private renting, which of the following best reflects your view?

Thinking about private renting, which of the following best reflects your view? Published on 15 April 2019 → Survey conducted on 15 April 2019 on 3584 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Landlords should be able to require tenants to leave at the end of a fixed-term tenancy without needing a specific reason

37%

Landlords should only be able to require tenants to leave at the end of their tenancy if they have a good reason, such as rent arrears, criminal behaviour or wanting to sell the property

52%

Don’t know

11%

Landlords should be able to require tenants to leave at the end of a fixed-term tenancy without needing a specific reason

37%

Landlords should only be able to require tenants to leave at the end of their tenancy if they have a good reason, such as rent arrears, criminal behaviour or wanting to sell the property

52%

Don’t know

11%

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