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Every month we are bombarded with a host of rental reports which cover what’s happening in the market, both nationally and regionally. Some reports are produced monthly and others quarterly. Some cover the UK, while others cover just England and Wales. Read Kate Faulkner's Q2 2022 PRS report to find out what's really happening to rents, demand, supply and yields in the private rented sector.
Goodness me, how on earth is it Christmas already! So far this year, we’ve seen one of the most active property markets from a transaction and price perspective, with sales expecting to reach 1.5mn and prices still rising. All this when many predicted the market would ‘fall off a cliff’ post the SDLT holiday ending. Read the full report here.
Over the last few budgets, the property market has been fuelled to some extent by the announcements of land tax holidays, but these are now definitely at an end. Moving forward, the budget impacts the property market in many ways, so it’s worth keeping up to date with the latest budget announcements to understand how it might impact your home ownership, buy to let, and property investment objectives and plans. Read more for more details.
When we first started writing about rental reports, there was hardly anyone tracking the market. Now we have some excellent data sources which help us understand what’s actually happening in the market – and it’s probably very different to what the government, MPs, tenant groups and tenants themselves think or feel. Read our latest rental market report here.
To find out what's really happening to rents in Scotland, including in the cities, read my latest Scottish rental report.
