Once upon a time, reducing the price of your property was considered a terrible thing to do. It made you look desperate, and buyers could take advantage of your desperation and make ridiculously low offers. But, as we head into a changing property market, is that still the case?
The latest data from Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices London show that rents have increased by 22 to 27 per cent, compared with the lows of 2020.
Landlords who may be in the market for buying or selling this year are being warned about a dramatic 54 per cent slump in transactions.
The property website said it has seen some improvements to squeezed supply levels this year.
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Homelessness charity says hundreds of thousands of people could be left unable to cover their rent and at risk of losing homes
The Bank of England has raised interest rates for a 13th consecutive time as it tries to stop prices rising so quickly.
The pace of rental growth cooled in May, with the average rent on a newly let home in Britain rising 9.1 per cent year-on-year.