Tenants in London have saved as much as £1,800 in rent as
a result of the Brexit referendum in 2016, according to an analysis of more
than 100,000 rental properties listed on the Zoopla property website. Rent
price growth in London is almost 3% lower than the projected rate of growth
since the EU referendum announcement, leaving tenants with more money at the
end of the month. Outside of London, rents have been firmer, with the Midlands
recording the highest rates of increase, the company’s Landbay rental index
shows. Read more on the Guardian website.
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