Artist evicted by London landlord cuts rent by commuting from Argentina

&gt; <i>Andy Leek, 38... has moved to Buenos Aires where the rents are several times cheaper and he travels back to the UK roughly every two months for work.</i><p>That&#x27;s not exactly &quot;commuting&quot;, is it.

There are huge swathes of the UK which are much cheaper to live in than a London. And he could commute to London on a bus. This is just self aggrandisement.

What does the graph showing the “share of london renters leaving the city when moving home” possibly indicate?<p>Given you are a renter that is moving to your old home, what is the probability that it is not in London?

I cannot feel sorry for someone who can afford commuting across a vast ocean. Now, sure rents are way to expensive for the working poor, but this guy isn&#x27;t one of them. He could easily live in the Hebrides and live on the cheap.<p>The UK, and England especially, is dense, but they still have lots of immigration from Eastern Europe, the Caribbean, etc., that put pressures on the housing stock for native population. They need to tackle that.

...and massively increases his carbon footprint