Tom Bill, Head of UK Residential Research at Knight Frank, explores recent developments in the UK housing and rental markets.

Average rent arrears rose 23% year-on-year to £2,237 in Q1 2025.

Viewings per London rental property fell 35% year-on-year in April 2025, even as average rents rose 10%.

Molo CEO, Matt Kimber shares his insight and explores how U.S. tariffs on Chinese and other Asian goods might unexpectedly benefit UK landlords.

Average rents rose from £1,213 in March to £1,216 in April, ahead of a predicted summer rental spike.

Just 11.6% of London’s rental homes fall below the proposed Decent Homes Standard, the lowest rate in the country.

Shenfield rents have jumped nearly 53% since 2021 — the highest increase along the Elizabeth line corridor.

Landlord sell-offs are set to shrink the UK’s rental supply as more exit the market than enter.

New research has revealed that some postcodes in Britain’s rental market charge up to three times more than their neighbours.

The increase comes despite a surge in new rental stock entering the market during March.