HomeLet's latest index reveals that monthly rent increases have slowed to just 0.1% in May, but the UK average remains at an all time-high.

Average UK annual rent per tenancy is now £11,808 as rent rose by 6.2% outside the M25 and plummeted by 4.7% inside it.

Research by tenant referencing specialists, HomeLet, shows the average rent is up by 2.3% at £959.

Figures just released by HomeLet, say average rents are rising in the UK – up 2% year-on-year, as pressure builds from the Tenant Fee Ban.

UK Rents fell again in June, new data from the HomeLet Rental Index reveals, with the typical new agreed rent 0.3% lower than in June 2016.

Rents in London fell for the first time in eight years during April, new research from HomeLet reveals, with rental price inflation across the UK falling to the lowest level for seven…

Rents are rising at a slower pace than general inflation, the new HomeLet Rental Index reveals, leaving landlords who are facing higher costs with a dilemma.

Rental price inflation fell to 0.7 per cent in January and is on target to fall below zero within months, the January HomeLet Rental Index reveals.