Newly released data from Goodlord has revealed a mixed
picture across the UK during October. Some regions are enjoying lower void
periods and stable rents, with others a little slower to stabilise. However, overall it seems to be a return to a more
consistent period following a summer boom and a variable September. The UK
average for void periods remained at 18 days during October, no change from the
previous month. However, five out of the eight regions monitored by Goodlord
saw void averages drop or remain steady. Read more on the Property Reporter
website.
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