Rentals: Tenants take control
"High levels of supply and Brexit’s influence on employment will shape rental recovery in London and its commuter belt over the next five years"
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"High levels of supply and Brexit’s influence on employment will shape rental recovery in London and its commuter belt over the next five years"
"Demand for rental properties in London’s commuter belt continues to be driven by needs based tenants who are renting for longer before buying or relocating for lifestyle or employment reasons"
"The prime London rental market continues to see robust levels of activity, driven by strong demand from young professionals. Although rental values are down over the past year, the annual rate of falls continues to slow"
"The Savills World Cities Prime Residential Index recorded the weakest annual increase in capital value since the global financial crisis. What’s happened to global rental values, does it follow the same pattern?"
"Supply and demand fundamentals provide the back bone to our latest five-year prime rental forecasts"
"What can previous rental downturns tell us about the prospects for the market going forward?"
"There are encouraging signs for the rental market, although performance differs widely across the sector"
"London’s earnings remain a significant driver of rents in the commuter zone"
"High stock levels, particularly at the top end, make for a price-sensitive market"
"Rental values begin to find their level"