Our quarterly Rental Market Report is based on our analysis of hundreds of rental data points across the UK. Now in its fourth edition, the report gives an industry-leading view of rental market performance.
In this quarter’s report, we reveal our latest research on:
– Rental change in the year to June, and the outlook for the rest of 2020
– Rental demand vs. supply
– How London’s market differs from the rest of the UK
We see the gap between supply and demand continuing to narrow through Q3 and Q4. As a result, rental growth will start to slow, as tenants have a wider range of properties to choose from.
In Cardiff and Newcastle, where the gap is among the largest, annual rental growth is at 3% and 3.4% respectively.
In contrast, the supply/demand balance is leading to weaker rental growth in cities such as Edinburgh and London.
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Our quarterly Rental Market Report is based on our analysis of hundreds of rental data points across the UK. Now in its fourth edition, the report gives an industry-leading view of rental market performance.
In this quarter’s report, we reveal our latest research on:
– Rental change in the year to June, and the outlook for the rest of 2020
– Rental demand vs. supply
– How London’s market differs from the rest of the UK