Lettings
London & the South East are Britain’s ‘landlord hotspots’
City of London, Kensington & Chelsea, and Richmond have the highest proportion of landlords to general population in the country.
‘Global prime residential rental markets were a bright spot in 2022’ – Savills
Prime rental values increased by an average of 5.9% across the 30 cities tracked in the Savills Prime Residential World Cities Index in 2022, while capital values increased by an average of 3.
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‘2022 will be remembered as a boom year for residential landlords’ – LCP
Newly-agreed rental prices in prime London jumped 19% in 2022, says a specialist buy-to-let buying agency, while renewal prices surged 7.4% in Q4.
‘Change on the way’ in the Prime London lettings market
Stock levels are picking up and tenants are starting to shop around, reports Knight Frank
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Tenant competition begins to ease as asking rents hit another record high
London rents are rising faster than in any other region, with the average asking rent in Inner London topping £3,000 pcm for the first time.
Stock influx eases rental market squeeze
Supply levels in many areas are as high as they have been since before the pandemic, reports Knight Frank
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London rents jumped 20% in 2022, and demand remains high
Demand for rental homes in London 'remains high and I do not see a great glut of stock on the horizon,' says Sarah Tonkinson of Foxtons.
Property market continues to cool – RICS
The latest RICS data on residential property deals, demand, new instructions and prices all point to a continued market slowdown.
Prime rental price growth slows as the market becomes ‘less frantic’
Savills expects prime London rental growth to calm from its double-digit run to +5.0% over 2023 and +3.0% by the end of 2024. The prime commuter belt is set for an even sharper slowdown.