London rents have risen 37% over the past five years, reaching £995 per month in Q3 2025.

40% of landlords plan to sell at least one property in the next 12 months, while only 7% intend to buy.

67% of Scottish landlords raised rents this year, the highest in Great Britain.

October saw 7% more properties entering the market than the same month in 2024, with the largest increases in the East Midlands, Wales, and West Midlands (all up 11%).

Average rent near the line now stands at £2,122 per month, 3.2% higher growth than the wider London average.

Brian O'Callaghan, co-head of real estate, William Fry LLP, explores what English practitioners can learn from Ireland's experience of abolishing upwards-only rent reviews, including...

London rents fell 5.8% in a month, marking one of the sharpest declines across all regions.

Newly released data has revealed that many tenants are exceeding recommended rental affordability

Yorkshire offers the most affordable rental options, with the average rent standing at £978.

Average UK room rents have risen 28% over five years to £753 per month, with London up 37% to £995.