Rents up in every region and every country of the UK

Rents up in every region and every country of the UK


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Rents continue to rise rapidly in every English region, Scotland and Wales according to the latest market snapshot from the respected website Home. 

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It says that overall, the mix-adjusted average annu­alised rise for the UK stands at 11.9 per cent, while rent inflation in the East Midlands stands at an eye-watering 17.8 per cent. 

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It says: “Man­datory licensing schemes, energy per­formance upgrades and rising mortgage rates will only make the situation worse for tenants, as landlords either quit or – more likely – raise rents to cope with their much-increased costs.”

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The current leaders in London asking rents are the boroughs of Bexley and Hillingdon: these are up 40 per cent and 31 per cent, annually respectively.

You can see the full August report – which majors on the sales market – here.

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