The end of ‘COVID tenancies’ has seen the number of available rental properties increase by as much as 45%, according to the latest figures released by Chestertons.

Paul Belton, Partner, Carter Jonas (Cambridge) looks at the ongoing challenges of supply within the PRS and how the public sector is successfully being used to help address them.

The ongoing imbalance of supply and demand has shaped the landscape of Britain's rental market this year and has seen the average number of individual enquiries per available property...

With 2023 drawing to a close, the latest research and analysis from flatshare website, SpareRoom suggests that the rental frenzy of 2023 is beginning to settle, meaning a more positive...

New research has revealed that the surge in guarantor requests recorded during the pandemic has remained high, with younger renters on higher salaries the most affected.

Despite an 8% year-on-year upswing, average rental prices in the capital were down 3% when compared to October.

Ongoing battles between supply and demand will drive a return to strong rental growth in 2024, according to the latest industry forecasts.

Year-on-year rents are up by 7.3% across England compared to November 2022 figures, according to the latest figures released by Goodlord.

The latest market analysis from Foxtons has revealed that London's embattled rental market is showing signs of equilibrium as supply and demand disparity continues to ease.

Bad smells, lack of natural light, and signs of damp have all been revealed to be deal breakers for large numbers of renters who took part in a new survey by Uswitch.