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UK യിൽ വാടക ജീവിതം ഇനി കടുക്കും😲Average Rent കൂടി(Record Level)Breaking News🔥RightMove Revealed!

UK Average Rent കൂടി (Record Level)😲Breaking News🔥 ബ്രിട്ടനില്‍ വാടക ജീവിതം നരകമാകുന്നു!Avg Rent⬆️ The average UK rent price has risen to yet another new high, although supply and demand is starting to even out. Advertised UK rents outside London reached an average of £1,280 (€1,500) per month in the final quarter of 2023, according to a report from property site Rightmove. Despite the price figure reaching a record high for the 16th month in a row, the figure is only a £2 (0.2%) increase on the July to September figure. Looking at annual changes, advertised rents are now 9.2% higher than last year, the lowest annual growth rate seen since 2021. "We can't keep seeing double digit rent rises every year as tenant affordability simply cannot keep up," said Rightmove director Tim Bannister, commenting on weakening demand. UK mortgage rates could stay higher for longer - when will they fall? UK estate agents predict respite for housing market According to the new report, rising rental costs are making it more difficult for tenants to rent new properties, meaning that more landlords are being forced to lower their prices. The number of tenants sending moving enquiries to letting agents is now 13% lower than last year. Putting this into context, this means that agents are receiving 11 enquiries for every available rental property, down from 14 last year, but still far higher than the four received in the same period in 2019. "The market is still very busy compared to pre-pandemic levels," Rightmove said in a statement. "However, these early signs suggest a better experience for many tenants trying to secure a rental property in 2024." One reason why analysts are more upbeat about the coming year is that the supply of rentals is slowly increasing. The new report shows a 7% annual increase in the number of properties coming onto the market, a trend that could help to contain rent prices which have been inflated by unmet demand. Despite these overarching trends, Rightmove pointed to wide regional differences in the UK's rental market. Compared to the national average monthly bill of £1,280, London rents hit a new peak of £2,631 (€3,083) in the final three months of 2023, a quarterly rise of £4, and a yearly increase of 6%. At the other end of the price scale, the North East is the cheapest place to rent in the UK, with an average monthly cost of £865. Winter sport your thing? Check out these spots in the Greater Caucasus