Rents rise for third consecutive month during March
Rents rose again during March, with prices increasing for the third month in a row. Year-on-year, rents are now tracking 4.6% higher per property.
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Rents rose again during March, with prices increasing for the third month in a row. Year-on-year, rents are now tracking 4.6% higher per property.
Average rents rose across England during February and voids shortened across all regions monitored. Spring will likely see an uptick in tenant demand.
Rents were up by 4.6% year-on-year in January 2025, while month-on-month rents were up 2%. The 24-day void period is the longest since April 2021.
Rents in England dipped again in December, the fifth consecutive month of rental cost reductions. The decline follows a record-breaking summer of rises.
England's rental market continued to settle in November, with average rents down 3% since October, and year-on-year increases again falling to a new annual low.
The rental market in England cooled significantly in October, with monthly rents down by over 12% and year-on-year increases falling to an annual low.
Once again, rents across England remain high in September. For the third month in a row, rents have broken the £1,400 barrier across the country.
After breaking records in July, rents remained sky high in August - topping the £1,400 threshold for the second month in a row.
A series of market records were broken in July, setting the highest rental averages ever recorded by Goodlord. Send the latest figures to your landlords with our newsletter template.