October saw the highest level of new stock entering the market, with an 8% increase from last year, the highest increase in four years.

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A lack of deposits and necessary paperwork is putting a third of tenants at a severe disadvantage when it comes to the search for a rental property.

34% say they plan to sell without undertaking the necessary work needed to meet the new EPC requirements.

Landlord profitability has hit its highest level since 2022 despite ongoing challenges in the market.

Void averages also rolled back to their pre-summer levels as the scramble for properties cooled.

Signs that the market is beginning to stabilise are growing stronger as new data from SpareRoom highlights that rents are continuing to ease in the capital.

The vast majority of tenants are in favour of more energy-efficient homes. However, rising costs and limited support from the government are holding back progress.

Single tenants need an average salary of over £50,000 to comfortably afford rental payments, according to new research.