A third of renters have no investments or savings, and those who do hold 80% less than homeowners, according to new figures released by YBS.

The average 22 to 29-year-old would need to earn at least £30,120 a year to rent affordably, according to new data from SpareRoom.

UK rental affordability is showing mixed regional trends, highlighting the need for landlords to adopt a region-by-region plan when making portfolio decisions.

Bruce Evans, chief commercial officer at RentGuarantor, explores how regulatory reforms and a challenging economy are reshaping the UK rental market and increasing the role of...

Newly released figures have revealed that North West and Yorkshire & Humber rents dropped by £20 and £24 respectively in Q3 2025.

East Sussex recorded the largest county-level rise at 69.7%.

31% of rental properties across England were let in Q3, up 1.7% from the previous quarter.

Average London room rent has risen 37% in five years, from £728 in Q3 2020 to £995 in Q3 2025.

Average UK room rent has risen 28% over the past five years, with London up 37%.

Almost a third of renters (31%) don’t know the difference between joint and individual tenancy agreements.