Rents hit three-month high in January

Rents hit three-month high in January

Once again, lack of stock and soaring tenant demand continue to fuel demand for properties across England, pushing rents to a three-month high in January.

According to the latest data and market analysis from Goodlord, the average cost of rent across England rose again last month, with averages hitting £993 per property. This is up from an average of £985 in December and marks the highest rental averages recorded since October 2021. To continue reading, please Click Here


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