HomeLet says average UK rents rose to £1,369 in July from £1,353 in June, while London annual growth accelerated to 6 percent and rents outside the capital also moved higher.
Foxtons says new renter registrations in London rose 13.7 percent in May, the first full month after the Renters’ Rights Act took effect, while listings also stayed ahead of last year.
Prime London rents returned to annual growth in May as average values rose 2.7% and lets agreed jumped 16.6%, according to fresh LonRes data pointing…
UK rents rose again in May, with HomeLet saying the average monthly rent reached £1,340 as annual growth accelerated to 2.5% – the strongest pace…
Flatsharers are looking further out from central London as room rents stay high, with new SpareRoom data showing demand for rooms in the capital has…
Nine types of key worker would fail letting agent affordability checks for the average one-bed home in every London borough, according to analysis by campaign…
London’s rental market has opened the year with continued strength, driven by limited stock and stable tenant demand, according to new data from Chestertons. The…
London rents have exceeded £1600 for the first time on record as interest rates rise, according to HomeLet’s Rental Index figures from July 2018. Average…
London rents fell for the first time since 2009 during April, down by 1.2 per cent on the same period this time last year. Data…