In our latest Briefing note on the rental market, we analysed the age, income and affordability of renters across the UK, comparing houses to flats. 

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In Briefing Note 12, we explore the extent to which people on low earnings are excluded from the UK’s private rental sector, or compromise on their living standards.

In this Briefing note we draw on results from our Rental Potential Model. Looking across 60 cities and towns; we’ve identified the strongest relationships which explain high rents, using correlations to express the strength of the relationship as a percentage.

Dataloft Inform subscribers have access to national, regional and local market insights at their fingertips. The content is visual, branded and easy to use. Accessing this knowledge puts our subscribers in a position of power, keeping them one step ahead of increasingly savvy customers. 

Steeply rising rents over the past year or two have focused attention on ‘affordability’ because it is central to the outlook for rental growth. Overall, declining affordability limits potential for rental growth.
In this Briefing note, we report headline trends from higher earners in London and Manchester.

Eco-Step Scores measure the biodiversity potential of an urban area. Environmental credentials have become a priority for investors and consumers. The government, in its Levelling Up White Paper, put an emphasis on bringing wildlife back into our publicly accessible green spaces – which is more complicated than simply adding more
green space.

At Dataloft, we’ve taken the housing market Census data to a more micro level is to tie in with the very local needs of our Dataloft Inform subscribers. Dataloft Inform users have access to a wide range of market insights, content and collateral, right down to postcode sector level. 

Moving into 2023, housing market sentiment has improved from the immediate fallout from the Liz Truss Growth Plan. Nonetheless, we continue to see a weakening economy and rising interest rates. 

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