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The headlines from the December 2024 UK Rental Market Report from Hometrack are:

Rents are 3.9% higher over the last year, the lowest rate for 3 years
Rental inflation ranges from a high of 10.5% in Northern Ireland to a low of 1.3% in London over the last 12 months
The imbalance between supply and demand is narrowing but will remain an ongoing characteristic of the rental market over 2025

The Hometrack UK House Price Index provides insights into housing market trends at a city level on a monthly basis, covering 20 cities, regions, and national data.

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The headlines from the September 2024 UK Rental Market Report from Hometrack are: Rental inflation slows to 5.4%, the lowest for almost 3 years (Sep-21) Supply/demand imbalance draws out slowdown in rents Number of homes for rent rising, but still a quarter below...

UK house price inflation has risen to +1%, with sales activity at its highest since 2020 and a robust pipeline valued at £113 billion. First-time buyers lead the market, making up 36% of sales, though potential changes to stamp duty could increase costs for new buyers in England and Northern Ireland. High supply and affordability concerns continue to stabilize price growth.