Rental supply pressures grow as the Renters’ Rights Act prompts landlords across the UK property market to reassess their positions.

A decade after the second home stamp duty surcharge, analysis suggests 2.2 million potential rental homes are missing from the private rented sector.

68% of tenants say a strong relationship with their landlord or agent is the top factor for staying long term.

Seven in 10 London renters say housing costs are damaging their mental health, according to Pocket Living's Generation Rent report.

Belfast room rents have climbed 53% in five years, the steepest increase among the UK’s 20 largest cities.

Competition for rental properties has dropped to 4.8 enquiries per property, down from 6.5 a year ago, the lowest level in six years.

The UK private rented sector has lost £79bn in value since 2022, the only housing tenure to have contracted over that period.

Agents in Nottingham manage around 35 listings per branch, more than double the national average.

Average monthly rents across Northern Ireland have reached £995, reflecting annual growth of over 6%, outpacing both inflation and wage growth.

February showed mixed movement across the rental market, highlighting regional differences.