The average UK rent is £935 a month, or when London rents are excluded, £738.
Rents are 10.7% up on this same three month period back 2014.
The South West performed strongest, rents up 13.6% in a year, Scotland saw a 9.6% rise, the South East 9.4% and Greater London 9.2%.
Martin Totty from HomeLet commented :
‘Rental values are now increasing year on year across the country, with no exception. After a short period of London rents rising more slowly, when it seemed the rest of the UK may catch up or even exceed the capital in the speed at which rent prices were increasing, we now see the rate of price rises in London returning towards double digit growth, while the rest of the UK continues to rise steadily,’
‘With the whole of the UK experiencing increases in rent prices agreed on new tenancies, it is possible this is an early indicator of a post-election private rental market where both landlords and tenants might expect rent prices to keep rising as demand continues to grow,’
Avg rents in the UK, in the 3 months to May were 10.7% higher than the same period last year http://t.co/jP6Ahwv45C pic.twitter.com/LgjkwZtVTg
— HomeLet (@HomeLet) June 15, 2015
#Scotland saw a 9.6% increase (3 months to May) compared to the same period last year (£652pm) http://t.co/jP6Ahwdte4 pic.twitter.com/zJDccKpK1d
— HomeLet (@HomeLet) June 15, 2015
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