Landlord sell-offs are set to shrink the UK’s rental supply as more exit the market than enter.

New research has revealed that some postcodes in Britain’s rental market charge up to three times more than their neighbours.

The increase comes despite a surge in new rental stock entering the market during March.

As the UK rental sector shifts from a “cottage industry” to a more heavily regulated, professional service sector, will smaller, exiting landlords leave property for good...

London holds the largest share of the national HMO market, accounting for 33.9% of all properties

New research looks at how various high and low yielding rental assets are performing across the UK.

An estimated 10,800 millionaires left Britain for good in 2024, more than every other country bar China.

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.