Cost of rent breaks new records across England - Goodlord Rental Index
Rents broke records in England in September, soaring to the highest rate ever recorded by our Rental Index, while voids remain steady across the country.
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Rents broke records in England in September, soaring to the highest rate ever recorded by our Rental Index, while voids remain steady across the country.
Goodlord's August Rental Index shows that voids were up across the country after July’s historic lows, and the cost of rent dipped fractionally - but was still up 12% year on year.
A jump in high-value student lets in July saw average rental costs and void periods break records, according to Goodlord's latest Rental Index.
The recent heatwave in England failed to cool the lettings market, according to Goodlord data, which shows an uptick in the volume of new tenancies year on year.
Rents were up in June as voids dipped and tenant salaries were high, according to the latest Rental Index from Goodlord.
The cost of rent hit an eight-month high in May, now nudging the record set in September 2022, according to Goodlord's latest Rental Index.
Average rents and tenant salaries in England rose again in April, as the lettings market stayed buoyant, according to Goodlord's latest Rental Index.
Rents and average tenant salaries are up while void periods are at their lowest level since last summer, in Goodlord's March Rental Index.
Void periods fell in almost all regions monitored by Goodlord in its February 2022 Rental Index, while rents held steady, following a pattern of steadier prices over recent months.