
Prime Rental Movements – Q4 2024
"The final quarter of 2024 marked a continued readjustment to more seasonal patterns of growth across the prime rental markets"
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"The final quarter of 2024 marked a continued readjustment to more seasonal patterns of growth across the prime rental markets"
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"Lucian Cook explores the dependencies on which a sustained recovery of the housing market relies, the impact of government policies, and balance of supply and demand in the UK’s property market."
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"How will the mainstream rental markets perform over the next 5 years?"

"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"

"A decade of adaptation"

"What has happened to supply and demand in the prime central London lettings market and how has this affected rental values?"

"The Renters Reform Bill was one of the main casualties of Rishi Sunak’s early General Election call. It left insufficient parliamentary time to put the Bill to bed in an way that overcame the practical difficulties of balancing the interests of landlords and tenants, without a host of unintended consequences."
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"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%."

"How do we expect the rental market to perform over the next five years?"