Rents take dramatic tumble as October dampens prices
Rents dropped 11% in October after a record-breaking autumn, while voids increased to 21 days. Year on year, rents are up 3.1%.
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Rents dropped 11% in October after a record-breaking autumn, while voids increased to 21 days. Year on year, rents are up 3.1%.
Rents dropped 2% in September after a record-breaking August, while voids increased to 16 days. Year on year, rents are up 2.1%.
Rents generally dropped, but some areas set regional records in August, while voids increased to 15 days. Year on year, rents are up 3%.
Rents reached a 6-year high in July, while voids dropped to 12 days. Year on year, rents are up 1.8%.
Rents spiked in June, while voids dropped to 20 days. Year on year, rents are up 3.2%.
Rents rose for the fifth month in a row during May, while voids held steady at 21 days. Year on year, rents are up 3.7%.
Rents rose for the fourth month in a row during April, while voids held steady at 21 days. Year on year, rents are up 4.2%.
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.