Posts Tagged ‘rental growth’
Rental growth accelerated in October, highest level since February according to Hamptons International
Latest Hamptons International Monthly Lettings Index – October 2018 headlines ‘Real rents fall in 6 out of 8 regions over the last decade’. The Hamptons International report reveals that real rents (adjusted for inflation) have fallen by -2.2% in Great Britain since October 2008. This means that the average cost of living has risen more than average…
Read MoreRental growth slows to 0.2% across Great Britain in July according to Hamptons International
Latest Hamptons International Monthly Lettings Index – July 2018 reveals that the proportion of homes let by an international landlord in Great Britain halves from 13% in H1 2010 to 6% in H1 2018, however London bucks the trend. The average cost of a new let in Great Britain rose to £964 pcm in July…
Read MoreNumbers of rented homes owned by companies continues to rise according to Hamptons International
The latest Hamptons International Monthly Lettings Index – June 2018 published July 2018 headlines ‘Proportion of rental homes let by company landlords reaches new high’. The report reveals that the proportion of homes let by a company landlord rather than an individual rose to 18% in H1 2018, the highest proportion since our records began…
Read MoreRental growth picks up across Great Britain in April according to Hamptons International
Latest Hamptons International Monthly Lettings Index – April 2018 reveals that in April the average cost of a new let in the North fell for the first time in four years. The average cost of a new let reached £953 pcm in Great Britain in April, 1.9% up on the same period last year. Average…
Read MoreRental growth slowed in February compared to the previous month according to Countrywide
The latest Countrywide plc Monthly Lettings Index report – February 2018 published 12th March 2018 headlined “Average landlord who sold in 2017 gained £86,651” The report reveals: The average landlord who sold their rental property in 2017 did so for £86,651 more than they paid for it, having owned the home for an average of…
Read MoreRental market grew in 2017 according to Countrywide
The latest Countrywide plc Monthly Lettings Index – January 2018 released this week reveals that rising rents and more households renting means 2017 was a record year for total rent, last year tenants in Great Britain paid a record £51.6 billion in rent, an increase of £1.8 billion on the previous year and more than…
Read MoreLondon goes from having the slowest rate of rental growth in England to the fastest.according to Countrywide
The latest Countrywide Plc Monthly Lettings Index report – December 2017 released 15th January 2018 headlines ‘Rental growth accelerates in 2017.’ Last year (2017) rents rose by an average of 2.4%, an increase from 1.8% in 2016 according to Countrywide. The Countrywide report reveals that London goes from having the slowest rate of rental growth…
Read MoreDecline in foreign investment in buy-to-let according to Countrywide
Countrywide’s latest Monthly Letting Index – June 2017 headlines ‘Proportion of overseas landlord’s halves.’ Rents rose 1.1% year-on-year across Great Britain in June to stand at £950 pcm The letting index report shows that the proportion of overseas based landlords in Great Britain hit a record low in 2017, now owning 5% of all homes…
Read MoreRental growth remains low across Great Britain says Countrywide
The latest Countrywide Plc Monthly Letting Index – April 2017 headlines ‘More London investors buy outside the capital than ever before.’ The proportion of London investors buying outside the capital has reached 50% in 2017, the highest on record. London investors bought over 22,000 homes outside the capital in 2016, up from 3,300 in 2010 – more…
Read MoreFirst annual decrease for rents in UK since 2010 according to Countrywide
Rents in the UK have recorded their first annual decrease since 2010, according to Countrywide plc Monthly Lettings Index report for February 2017. Tenant demand has been dropping the fastest in London, possibly caused by the Brexit decision. This drop in demand has seen rents in the capital drop 4.3% over the year to an…
Read Moreslower rate of rental growth for average UK rents compared to last year says Homelet
Data from the latest Homelet Rental Index January 2017 reveals that average rents in the UK continue to see a slower rate of rental growth compared to last year. The average UK rental value was £888pcm, compared to the same period last year that is an increase of 0.7% (£882pcm). In January UK household rent…
Read MoreHomelet Rental Index November
The most recently released HomeLet Rental Index (November) states that 2016 to date has seen a slower rate of rental growth, compared to the same period last year. The average UK rental value was £898pcm , this is 3.1% higher than the same period last year (£872pcm). Average rental values have increased in all regions…
Read MoreRental growth slows across Britain
Countrywide PLC yesterday published their monthly lettings Index – September 2016. They state that rental growth has slowed across Britain over the last year, but price growth in Northern cities has remained at a similar rate to recent months. Rents are rising faster in Northern cities than those in the South, most Southern cities have…
Read MoreHomeLet Rental Index September
The most recently released HomeLet Rental Index (September) states that 2016 to date has seen a slower rate of rental growth, compared to the same period last year. The increase in average rental value is 3 per cent higher than the same period last year, standing at £910pcm compared previously to £884pcm. In comparison to…
Read MoreHomeLet Rental Index August
HomeLet Rental Index out today headlines ‘Rental growth sustained across UK during August’ The report leads by stating: Rents rose at a modest pace during August, up by an average of 3.1 per cent year-on-year, across the UK as a whole. Commenting on the report, Martin Totty, Barbon Insurance Group’s Chief Executive Officer, said: “The…
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