Landlords may see more potential tenants, after it was claimed that even couples who are both on "decent" incomes are being priced out of buying a home for themselves.
Spokesperson for PricedOut.org.uk Katy John said: "Because house prices are so high, many couples are finding that even on two decent incomes they are unable to afford a property."
The situation is having a large impact on the younger generation of would-be homebuyers, some of whom are delaying having children to save money for a home.
In more extreme cases, buyers are leaving the country in search of cheaper properties, Ms John claimed.
"High house prices – that boom, boom, boom in the housing market – are not good for young people," she added.
Such people do not want to see increasing house prices, Ms John continued.
Her comments follow research from Shelter that 2.4 million people may be delaying starting a family because of the high housing costs in Britain.
Written by Mark Garner
