Average rents have continued their upward trajectory in May, rising in the majority of regions across England according to the latest market analysis from Goodlord.

Three-quarters of landlords say that they will raise rents and/or deposit sizes in the face of new legislation which is set to change landlords’ abilities to refuse pets.

New data from flatshare site, SpareRoom, reveals that a worrying proportion of Brits are spending more than 30% of their take-home pay on rent.

Following a decline of 2.9% during 2021 and 2022, commercial rents are strengthening across Britain, up 9.7% annually standing at an average of £1,036 per week.

Supply and demand disparity fuelled by landlords exiting the market drove up average rental prices by 4.9% across the UK in the 12 months to the end of March. However, rental costs for...

Turning to friends and families, using credit cards, and taking out personal loans are just some of the ways that almost 1 in 3 renters are raising money for a deposit on their rental...

Demand continues to eclipse supply in the UK rental market, creating some of the most challenging conditions for renters as rents spiral to another all-time record, according to new...

Aside from the South West where rents decreased, average rents continued their steady climb across the rest of England, with London seeing its biggest jump of the year, according to...

Warnings are being raised over the impact of new government legislation that came into effect on April 1st this year which could leave £1.4bn in annual rent at risk across the...

Spiralling rents have seen almost a quarter of UK tenants priced out of the area they were living in in the last six months, according to new data from flatshare site, SpareRoom.