Oxford-Cambridge arc revival could push local rents more than 20% in a year
Local renters in the region between Oxford and Cambridge could face rent hikes of more than 20% over the coming year, according to fresh research.
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Local renters in the region between Oxford and Cambridge could face rent hikes of more than 20% over the coming year, according to fresh research.
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