Compared to 12 months ago, are you paying more or less for your housing (i.e. rent or mortgage) or is it about the same? If you weren't paying for housing *both* 12 months ago and now, please select the N/A option

Compared to 12 months ago, are you paying more or less for your housing (i.e. rent or mortgage) or is it about the same? If you weren't paying for housing *both* 12 months ago and now, please select the N/A option Published on 12 October 2023 → Survey conducted on 12 October 2023 on 2873 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

A lot more

14%

Somewhat more

20%

About the same amount

26%

Somewhat less

A lot less

Don't know

N/A - I wasn't paying for housing 12 months ago and still aren't

34%

A lot more

14%

Somewhat more

20%

About the same amount

26%

Somewhat less

A lot less

Don't know

N/A - I wasn't paying for housing 12 months ago and still aren't

34%

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