Average rents hit record high of £1078📈💰

Average rents hit record high of £1078📈💰

The average rent in the UK has reached another record high of £1078, up 0.8% on last month, according to the latest market analysis from HomeLet.

The data shows that when London is excluded, average UK rents now stand at £910, a rise of 0.9% against last month. All regions across the UK have witnessed an increase in annual variance. To continue reading, please Click Here


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