Average rents dipped again during December following a record-breaking summer, according to newly released figures from Goodlord.

49% of landlords replied that they thought more tenants would be staying put or renting for longer and 35% said the move might increase demand.

Findings from the Centre for Ageing Better show that 91% of UK homes lack key accessibility features, highlighting a growing need for inclusive housing options among renters.

Bradford is home to the lowest proportion of rental properties available for tenants to rent in the current market, according to newly released data from Tlyfe.

England’s rental market cooled further in November, with average rents down 3% during the month and the pace of year-on-year increases falling to a new annual low.

One area of Britain has seen average rents increase by just over 30% in the last year alone.

The capital's rental market shifted during October, according to newly released figures.

As the UK population ages and awareness of inclusive housing grows, the need for accessible homes has grown.

October saw the highest level of new stock entering the market, with an 8% increase from last year, the highest increase in four years.

Greg Tsuman, Director of Lettings at Martyn Gerrard estate agents, explores how the government missed an opportunity to fix the 'clearly broken' rental market, and what reforms need to...