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The What Mortgage website reports that the cost of renting is set to outpace the growth of house prices in 2016:
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This is not entirely surprising news. Rents in the Canary Wharf and Docklands areas continue to rise for a number of reasons. Most notable is the fact that most tenants seem to be renewing their contracts and staying put. The reason behind this is also another reason why rents continue to rise; a lack of available rental stock.
I do not see the lack of available rental properties changing anytime soon. Although there are two or three developments completing in 2016 in the E14 area, there continues to be a very strong demand for rental properties.
I am reminding our current landlords to review rents every 6 months where possible. Whilst it is worth retaining tenants who have a good track record, the rental market is so fast paced that you must keep an eye on the rental levels you are achieving.
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Read the article here
This is not entirely surprising news. Rents in the Canary Wharf and Docklands areas continue to rise for a number of reasons. Most notable is the fact that most tenants seem to be renewing their contracts and staying put. The reason behind this is also another reason why rents continue to rise; a lack of available rental stock.
I do not see the lack of available rental properties changing anytime soon. Although there are two or three developments completing in 2016 in the E14 area, there continues to be a very strong demand for rental properties.
I am reminding our current landlords to review rents every 6 months where possible. Whilst it is worth retaining tenants who have a good track record, the rental market is so fast paced that you must keep an eye on the rental levels you are achieving.
Click here and follow me on Twitter
Questions about the rental market? Email me here
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