Rents still booming - growth hits 13 year high according to Zoopla💣

Rents still booming - growth hits 13 year high according to Zoopla💣

The rental market continues to boom despite the growing cost of living crisis, with average rents rising at a 13 year high says Zoopla.

Typical rents across the UK are now nearing £1,000 pcm - £62 more than at the start of the pandemic - after an annual rise of 8.3 per cent in 2021.  To continue reading, please Click Here


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Britain is a nation of suburbs, with nearly 60% of us choosing family estates and cul-de-sacs over city centres. In Attleborough, this demand for gardens, community, and connectivity powers our local market. If you want to know what buyers are really looking for or how your home fits in, click the article link to learn more..

Average rents have risen sharply across the UK over the last five years, but the national headlines don't always reflect what's happening locally. This update examines regional rental trends, explains the reasons behind the figures, and highlights why every town, including Attleborough, has its own unique rental market story.

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