Single family housing

In this short article we take a look at the percentage of property in the Private Rental Sector that are Suburban Houses

Across England and Wales, almost half (43%) of all private rental sector properties (both houses and flats) fall within Dataloft's definition of suburban areas, 41% urban and 16% rural.
Suburban renters are more likely to live in houses (58%) than urban renters (32%). As an overall proportion of the private rental sector, suburban houses (single family housing), currently represent 25%.
The proportion of suburban houses varies greatly between regions. London has the lowest proportion, 6%, and the East Midlands has the highest, 37%.
Suburban renters differ to urban renters, they are more likely to be families (27%) than urban renters (20%). They are generally older than urban renters and are less likely to work in tech, media, finance and professional services (30%) than urban renters (42%). Source: Dataloft Rental Market Analytics

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Average Rent & Growth over the last 5 years

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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