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The image contains two tables comparing "Weekly rents per property (£/w)" and "Salaries needed (£/year)" for three areas: Notting Hill, Regent's Park, and Fulham. For weekly rents, Notting Hill lists 1 bed at 375, 2 bed at 485, 3 bed at 738; Regent's Park lists 1 bed at 325, 2 bed at 450, 3 bed at 650; Fulham lists 1 bed at 215, 2 bed at 390, 3 bed at 600. For salaries needed, Notting Hill lists 1 bed at 98,500, 2 bed at 127,500, 3 bed at 194,000; Regent's Park lists 1 bed at 85,500, 2 bed at 118,000, 3 bed at 170,500; Fulham lists 1 bed at 56,500, 2 bed at 102,500, 3 bed at 157,500.
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The table presents information about charges and salaries of rental in three different areas of London: Notting Hill, Regent’s Park and Fulham.
Overall, it can be seen that in Notting Hill the highest rental prices and salary, while Fulham shows the most affordable option among others.
In Notting Hill the weekly rents range from 375 to 738 pounds for one, two and three-bedroom. In contrast, a one-bedroom accommodation in this area at least 98,000 pounds. In Regent’s Park, the weekly rents for one to three-bedroom starts from 325 to 650 pounds. In addition, salaries of dwellings here are from 85,500 to 170,500 pounds, which is the second most expensive area.
Fulham provides as the most budget-friendly option, with one-bedroom rental prices from 215 pounds weekly and up to 600 for a three-bedroom flat. Meantime, with a minimum annual income of 56,500 pounds, which can reach a maximum of 157,000 pounds.
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