Average rental prices fell 4% in November to £551 per week, though year-to-date prices remain 2% higher than 2024 levels.

The average monthly cost of renting in London now sits at £2,736, making it difficult for renters to save a deposit for homeownership.

Rental supply is up 10% year-to-date compared with 2024.

Average weekly rents reached £600 last month, the highest September figure in four years.

Average weekly rent eased to £576 in August, down 5% from July but 3% higher than in 2024, according to Foxtons' latest data.

Foxtons sold 16.5% more new homes in H1 2025 compared with H1 2024.

Nearly 45,000 new listings were recorded in June, the highest level in four years.

Rental listings in the capital have grown 9% month-on-month, continuing a three-month upward trend.

Property values near Horse Guards Parade have climbed sharply over the last year, with homes in the SW1A postcode rising by 17.3%, according to new analysis from Foxtons.

Average London rent in April 2025 rose 3% to £589 per week.