Revealed - how much rents went up in your area in 2021

Revealed - how much rents went up in your area in 2021

One of the major lettings market indices has produced figures showing how much rents rose in 2021.

HomeLet says the average rent in the UK is now £1,060; this is up by 8.3 per cent on the same time last year.
When London is excluded the average rent in the UK is now £893, which is up by 6.6 per cent on last year. To continue reading, please Click Here
source: Landlord Today


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