Research by mortgage market specialist Pegasus Insight shows that tenant demand in the private rented sector has dipped slightly over the past year, but remains high compared with...

Just 1.5% of new-build stock in Aberdeen secured a buyer in Q4, making it the weakest performing market in Great Britain.

Only six counties across England recorded increased rental demand during Q4, led by Herefordshire at 8.7% and North Yorkshire at 7.1%.

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British and global Google search data for flat and house tenancy enquiries has been analysed to reveal areas that have seen the biggest increase in demand.

London saw 45,000 more search enquiries for houses to rent among British tenants, representing a 13% increase, though international demand dropped 21%.

Demand-to-supply ratio in October 2025 was 72.4%, the highest since 2022.

Only 17.7% of new-build homes across Great Britain were sold in Q3, down 0.5% from the previous quarter.

31% of rental properties across England were let in Q3, up 1.7% from the previous quarter.

Both cities and coasts have seen average price rises of 41% since 2015.