Record levels of tenant demand have seen average rents climb by 28% since March 2020.

The majority of UK tenants are at the very limit of what experts believe is ‘affordable’, according to new research.

The rental market is straining under the pressure of high tenant demand which has seen rental costs spiral in recent years.

According to the latest market insight from Chestertons, rents have dropped by up to 10% in some areas compared to the same time last year.

Tenants are now paying 7% more in rent compared to February 2023 as the market continues to maintain its year-on-year growth streak. 

Growing numbers of young renters are becoming increasingly concerned about their income, the property market, and the cost of living, according to new research by financial mutual,...

Average tenants could see their monthly rent climb to over £1100 per month by 2030, according to new forecasts.

Allison Thompson, National Lettings Managing Director at Leaders Romans Group, looks at the extraordinary rise in rent and the likelihood of further increases.

Foxtons' latest lettings market data has revealed a 'more normalised' market as supply increases and rents stabilise.

The capital's landlords have started the new year by dropping their rents, according to estate agency Chestertons.