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Annual Rental Growth still in double figures, reports leading agency

Annual rental growth across remained in double-digits during September, with the average cost of a new let up 11.7 per cent on the same period 12 months ago.  

This figure - from lettings agency Hamptons - is the second fastest increase the agency has seen, surpassed only by August’s figure of 12.0 per cent.  

The average rent in Great Britain now stands at £1,325 pcm, up from £1,186 in September 2022.

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Rents are rising faster in London than anywhere else. The average cost of renting a property in the capital was £322 pcm or 15.7 per cent more expensive than it was at the same time last year.  

Both Inner and Outer London recorded double-digit rental growth, but rents in Outer London (up 16.2 per cent) rose faster than anywhere else in the country.  The average Outer London rent last month (£2,241 pcm) was higher than the average Inner London rent two years ago in September 2021 (£2,186 pcm).

Nationally, rents are rising at a double-digit pace in most regions. However, the rate of growth slowed slightly from last month, with rental growth in the fastest-rising regions dipping.  Southern England and Scotland bucked this trend, with rental growth continuing to accelerate from an already high level.           

Average monthly rent

YoY %

YoY £

Greater London

£2,376

15.7%

£322

Inner London

£3,087

12.1%

£332

Outer London

£2,241

16.2%

£313

East of England

£1,247

11.3%

£126

South East

£1,354

9.5%

£117

South West

£1,171

7.6%

£83

Midlands

£935

10.6%

£90

North

£889

8.7%

£71

Wales

£791

5.2%

£39

Scotland

£950

14.9%

£123

Great Britain

£1,325

11.7%

£139

Great Britain (Excluding London)

£1,055

9.3%

£89

Source: Hamptons                         

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