Home > Artlaw > Frequently asked questions > Studios > What counts as an affordable rent? Save Print Comments Where can I find lists of... Where can I find lists of studio providers? What is the difference... What is the difference between a work / live and a live / work space? What materials might I not... What materials might I not be allowed to work with in my studio? What health and safety... What health and safety considerations are there? What kind of access can I... What kind of access can I expect in a studio or property? In what circumstances can I... In what circumstances can I sublet or share my studio space? What counts as an... What counts as an affordable rent? How much deposit would I... How much deposit would I expect to pay? What other costs might I be... What other costs might I be liable for when renting a studio? Can I negotiate the lease /... Can I negotiate the lease / licence with my prospective landlord? What is a 'break clause'? What kinds of contract... What kinds of contract might I be expected to sign when taking on a property? An affordable rent is usually considered one third of the open market rent. An ‘affordable studio provider’ is an organisation managing buildings (or parts of buildings), providing affordable studio spaces. Tags: rental agreement [] studios