Which areas have seen rental yields creep up since last Christmas?

Newly released analysis and data from lettings management platform, Howsy, has revealed which parts of the buy-to-let market have gifted landlords an increase in rental yields since last Christmas, in what has otherwise been a tough year for the rental sector. (Please click or tap the picture to find out more)

Since last December, the average rental yield across England has dropped by -0.25%, now at 3.86%.

All regions have seen a decline, with London the worst hit. The capital has seen the average rental yield fall from 4.25% last December to 3.975 currently; a drop of -0.28%.

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Source: Property Reporter

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