£3,000 rents cause fears for people living near Sizewell

Residents are afraid that it will be priced from the city of Suffolk due to the construction of a nuclear power plant, while reducing the rent in some homes to more than 3000 pounds per month.

The final investment decision on Sizewell C is expected within months The foundation is already underway.

It is expected that its construction of a workforce of 7900 people will require about two thirds of outside the area, and some people in Leson in the nearby claimed that “the owners spend” by raising the rents.

“I have been in the region 21 years ago, and this is the first time that we have seen a big leap, especially in rental prices,” said Linda Dars, Director and Founder of Druce Estate & Letting.

Leson, the richest coastal cities in Aldburg and South, is traditionally seen as a more reasonable place to live in.

But one of the sales negotiations, which he did not want to call it, said that the family homes in the area that were usually rented for 1500 pounds per month, costing 3000 pounds.

It is a claim that has been confirmed by Mrs. Lessons.

She said: “This is mainly due to the SIZEWELL Corators and those who are looking to work here during the next year or two years looking for rent,” she said.

“The essence of our customers is unlikely to the desire to obtain higher rents, but we see more people from outside the region who buy real estate.

“Fullly frankly, the local population who own them is more happy to sell to the highest and best bidding.”

One of the role of the family with a value of 3000 pounds per month – a fee that includes bills and cleaning costs – is a Three bedrooms are almost separate on Car Street.

The house, which is allowed by Hamilton Smith Estate Agents, contains two bathrooms and is described as a fully furnished and “beautifully presented”.

Luke Fall, who owns Hamilton Smith, has described the situation in the city as “residential concern”.

“Although this drug is marketed through us and a certain group of customers, we are still trying to actively care for our current customers,” he said.

“We take care of hundreds of real estate in Leson. I have to deal with tenants who are terrifying that their owners will expel them so that they can walk this way to earn more money.

“But this is not treated in the number of owners we have those who do not want to increase their rent and they are really really good.

“The problem is that many owners see the signs of the pound and then open the flood gates, and so on, at the present time, if you put a house for sale in Leiston, then nine times out of 10, the viewing will be with someone who wants to buy and rent it in the room.”

Elsewhere in the city, Another three -bedroom house is announced at a cost of 3,100 pounds per month Including bills, while a An apartment of two bedrooms is allowed at a rate of 3,045 pounds sterling A month, including utility bills.

The current cost of leasing in the area raised eyebrows, not the least of which is the average lease in Leson is 773 pounds, According to the National Statistics Office (Ons).

Sizewell C said 2,400 workers at the new power plant will rely on the site, while 500 others will live in Pontins PakefieldNear Lesov.

However, the remaining contractors will have to move to local real estate.

It is not real estate owners who can benefit from the flow of workers who go to the area.

The residents of Leiston who have rooms or backup spaces on the East Suffolk Council can obtain a Sizeweell C Researcher, which ranges between 3000 pounds to 7,000 pounds, as the authority looks forward to providing 1,200 additional beds during construction.

“[These] “Providing financing to help the local population to restore the inherent residence to use or upgrade their backup rooms to rent additional income at a time when the cost of living is still a real challenge for many people,” said Sizewell C

Nevertheless, the proposal that the Sizewell C proposal can increase prices with tenants currently living in the region.

Louise Smith, 54, said she was “unfair”, the local population is no longer able to withstand the costs of living in Leson “because of Sezwell.”

She added, “The rents will rise and higher because everyone jumps on the cart and the owners are spent on them.

“They can only choose a knowledge of the air and demand what they like because MR Bloggs there can pay that and Mr. Smith there.

“It is a shame but money talks.”

According to ONS79.1 % of people in East Suffolk work at work or have a job, as the average weekly wage is 604 pounds, which is equivalent to a salary of 29,596 pounds sterling for a 49 -week -old person per year.

Wenge Yuan, 58, lived in Leiston for more than three years, and is one of those who are concerned about increasing rent.

He said: “When we leave, we told us that he would raise the price significantly because the environment has changed.

“There are a lot of workers coming here and the market rises and heats up.

“It is not good news for people who need rent and will become more difficult to live here.”

John Stephen, 72, said that he moved to an apartment in Leston in 2019, but was forced to leave when the property owner sold the property.

“When I moved here, it was 625 pounds a month, but now this same apartment is rented with bills for at least 1500 pounds, and I think this is because of Sizewell,” he said.

“I know a lady on his own, she wants to find a place in Lacon, but this is just impossible and the rates are going well.

“It is not fair to the people who live here, and if anyone wants to come to Leiston, it will be impossible to be a life here – I could not bear the costs of what they charge.

“Those who do not work for Sizewell are farmed outside the area. If the owner decides to sell, I will not get the slightest idea about where I will go.”

Stephen Grant, 60, said: “We need a nuclear power, but unfortunately, the rents rise in this field and will be a nightmare,” said Stephen Grant, 60.

“You don’t have a chance now, so you may also give up and deal with it. What will you do? It has been done.”

Leiston is famous as a prosperous manufacturing city, the very famous Long Shop Museum and the city’s cinema theater is one of the two clouds for visitors.

Sizewell C, partially funded by EDF, said it will support up to 70,000 jobs and provide energy for about six million homes for 60 years.

In December, the government, owned by the government, launched a 85 % stake, 35 new professional disciples – the first of nearly 100 of the early professions roles that will eventually be available in the project.

Those behind the site said that they are working “closely with the housing team in the East Suffolk Council” to ensure “There are no negative effects” on the private housing sector and the local area, including to 5,508 people live in Laton.

This included both parties who sign the commitment instrument and the residence work group that is formed to supervise the effects of the workforce in the local housing market from now until the end of the construction period.

“We realize that this has the ability to influence the locals,” added a spokesman for the East Suffolk Council.

“While we have limited control over the individual rents that private real estate owners receive, we will continue to work with Sizewell C, Suffolk County Council and the broader society to relieve antiquities.”