The private rented sector has seen sharp rent increases
due to the tenant fees ban, an outflow of landlords from the market, and Brexit
uncertainty. The supply of rental accommodation increased in 2019, from 187 on
average per branch in 2018, to 197 this year. As landlords continued to feel
the pinch, the number of buy-to-let investors selling their properties remained
high, at an average of four in 2019. In April, the figure spiked to five per
branch. The number of tenants experiencing rent hikes hit a record high this
year, rising from an average of 26 per cent each month in 2018, to 46 per cent
on average this year. Read more on the ARLA website.
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