Up! Up! Up! - Rents rise for the fifth consecutive quarter

Up! Up! Up! - Rents rise for the fifth consecutive quarter

Average UK rents increased for the fifth consecutive quarter in Q4 2021 according to The Deposit Protection Service, as stock shortages continue.

Average rents reached £834 during the final three months of 2021, an increase of £16 or 1.96 per cent on the previous quarter and a £42 or 5.3 per cent increase on Q3 2020.
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Source: Letting Agent Today


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