England’s PRS stayed robust in August, with average monthly rents hitting £1,480 per property, just shy of the record set in July, according to the Goodlord Rental Index.
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Rent in England’s rents hit a new high in July with the average monthly rent for new tenancies climbing to £1,496, surpassing the previous record of £1,470 set in July 2024.
It seems the great British property market has finally found something to be cheerful about with prices increasing in July according to Halifax and Nationwide.
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