The UK property rental market has seen a worrying slump
of 11.6% in available stock over the last six years. Scotland has seen the most
dramatic fall, with a 34.7% decrease in available properties to rent between
July 2011 and June 2017. In Wales over the same period there has been a fall of
28.1% while the South West has seen a decline of 26.5%.In total, seven out of
11 UK regions saw a fall in excess of the UK-wide average. This includes a
decrease of 24.6% in the East Midlands, a fall of 20.8% in the South East and a
drop of 16.7% in the West Midlands. The supply of available stock in East
Anglia has dropped by 11.9% since 2011. Read more on the Housingnet website.
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