Average rents across Britain have risen by 4.6% (£60) over the past year, with some local areas seeing far sharper increases, according to the latest analysis from London...

The UK’s regional property divide is expected to widen further next year as northern markets continue to outpace the South on both capital growth and rental performance,...

Renting now consumes 44% of the average wage, up from 40% five years ago.

The average monthly private rent in the UK is now £1,344, pushing many young adults to stay in shared accommodation longer.

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

New research has found that the vast majority of renters said they would have liked more financial education at school.

New data has revealed a surge in reactive property maintenance call-outs as landlords and managing agents prepare for upcoming rental reforms.

A third of renters have no investments or savings, and those who do hold 80% less than homeowners, according to new figures released by YBS.

The average 22 to 29-year-old would need to earn at least £30,120 a year to rent affordably, according to new data from SpareRoom.

UK rental affordability is showing mixed regional trends, highlighting the need for landlords to adopt a region-by-region plan when making portfolio decisions.