Rents in London are rocketing due to a squeeze on the
private rental market that has dramatically reduced the supply of homes. According
to property website Home.co.uk, there were just 18,700 newly advertised properties
to let in Greater London last month, compared to 28,800 in June 2017 - a drop
of 35% in the number of rental properties over two years. With demand for
rented accommodation in the capital still strong, this decline in supply has
led to a marked increase in rents. Read more on the HomeUK website.
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