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Market Sentiment – Q4 2024
"As the private rented sector is facing a number of changes, rental expectations, landlord confidence and the impact on supply levels moving forward are more paramount than ever"
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"As the private rented sector is facing a number of changes, rental expectations, landlord confidence and the impact on supply levels moving forward are more paramount than ever"
"Despite price adjustments and continued uncertainty, an ongoing lack of supply is expected to maintain pressure on rental values across many locations over the coming year"
"We discuss the findings from our recent landlord survey, the latest movements in rental values, key trends across the market, and our prime rental forecasts"
"The final quarter of 2024 marked a continued readjustment to more seasonal patterns of growth across the prime rental markets"
"As the rate of rental growth continues to slow across the prime markets, greater alignment on rental expectations will be essential, especially as the market faces changes from the upcoming Renters’ Rights Bill"
"What has happened to supply and demand in the prime central London lettings market and how has this affected rental values?"
"A decade of adaptation"
"Prime residential rents grew by 2.2% across the 30 cities in the Savills World Cities Index in the first half of the year. Which cities saw the strongest rental growth?"
"Over the course of 2021, 2022 and 2023 rental values of prime residential property in London rose by an eye-watering average of 23.1%."
"In the 2023 Autumn Statement the Government announced an end to a four-year freeze in rates for Local Housing Allowance (LHA), the maximum amount people renting from a private landlord can claim in Housing Benefit or Universal Credit."