Average new-build rental premium at 23% as build-to-rent boom continues

Average new-build rental premium at 23% as build-to-rent boom continues

New-build homes are commanding rental premiums as high as 41% as a boom in build-to-rent continues to tempt investors away from the traditional avenue of buy-to-let.

Research by Unlatch analysed market data on new-build rental premiums and yields and how they differ across Britain, with the results suggesting that new-build homes are a far better option in the long term. To continue reading, please Click Here


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