Approximately 18,000 properties are likely to or have already left the rental market since Q4 24, according to newly released data.

March saw a 14% increase in new rental listings across London compared to February

A shrinking supply of rental homes has seen nearly a third of 18–34-year-olds have to move home in the last year.

The latest research by Zero Deposit reveals that tenant demand for rental homes in England grew by +0.5% between Q4 2024 and Q1 2025.

Despite average rents rising across the UK over the last year, rents in Birmingham have fallen for a fourth consecutive quarter.

The proposed Renter’s Rights Bill contains a number of measures to eliminate discrimination from the renting experience, including those targeted at parents and families.

Over half of respondents to a new study from West Brom Building Society felt the biggest barrier to home ownership was high house prices.

The new platform also acts as a free to use portal, providing another space to advertise in addition to the existing portals within the rental market space today.

Research from OnTheMarket has found that there are tentative signs that the rental market, which has been booming for such a long time, may be slowing in some areas.

Rental yields remain almost universally positive, with just one region in England and Wales recording a year-on-year fall.