Rental stock levels finally subside in prime London
23% fewer homes were available to let in Q3 compared with a year ago, with new instructions down 4%...
Stock levels tighten further in Prime London’s lettings market
LonRes records fourth consecutive quarterly fall in new lettings instructions as investors beat a retreat...
Prime London flooded with rental demand
Buying agency Haringtons is reporting "a huge influx" of demand for large furnished rental properties in prime London, as families are forced out of their homes by the recent flooding.
Activity levels drop off in Prime London’s lettings market as tenants opt to renew
12% fewer new homes listed to let in Q3 2018 compared with the same period last year, while the number of new lets agreed fell by 17.6%, reports LonRes
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