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Wales' rent prices fall slightly amidst UK's growing trend - Vimarsana News

Wales' rent prices fall slightly amidst UK's growing trend

Rent in Wales has decreased slightly according to new research.

Rents fall for third month in a row across the UK - and London prices drop 5%: Here's why - Vimarsana News

Rents fall for third month in a row across the UK - and London prices drop 5%: Here's why

Since October, the average rent has fallen from a high of £1,283 a month to £1,260 a month. This follows three years of dramatic rises.

Rents ease 0.6% to £1,260 in January: HomeLet   – Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

Rents ease 0.6% to £1,260 in January: HomeLet   – Mortgage Strategy

UK rents eased by 0.6% in January to an average of £1,260 per month, the third monthly fall in a row, according to HomeLet.   This fall, which comes after a 0.9% reduction in prices in December, which saw rents falling by the largest amount since October 2020, says the letting agent’s latest rental Index.   But over

Rents slip by just under 1% in December: HomeLet   – Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

Rents slip by just under 1% in December: HomeLet   – Mortgage Strategy

Rents fell by 0.9% to an average of £1,268 last month, but “this will only provide the slightest breathing space in what continues to be a tough market,” according to data from HomeLet.       Tenant housing costs were down in all UK regions in the month to December, with the exception of the East Midlands, which saw

Bleak picture for North West rental market as tenants pay more - Vimarsana News

Bleak picture for North West rental market as tenants pay more

Glimmer of hope as regional monthly rates decreased by -0.2%