The latest Census data reveals the percentage of homes that
are privately rented across various UK regions, providing insight into the
distribution of private rental housing. Below is a list of each region by the
percentage of homes privately rented:
- London:
30.0%
- South
West: 19.7%
- Yorkshire
& Humber: 19.4%
- North
West: 19.2%
- South
East: 19.2%
- East
Midlands: 18.7%
- East
Anglia: 18.2%
- West
Midlands: 17.9%
- Northern
Ireland: 17.2%
- North
East: 17.2%
- Wales:
17.0%
- Scotland:
12.4%
London continues to lead with the highest percentage of privately rented homes at 30%, indicating the strength of the rental market in the capital. The South West, Yorkshire & Humber, the South East and the North West are above the national average of 19%, reflecting regional demand and supply, together highlighting any investment opportunities for landlords seeking to expand their portfolios?
It’s clear that private renting remains a significant part of the housing market across the UK, with regional variations influenced by national economic factors, property values, and local market conditions.
If you're a Northampton landlord or considering becoming one, it’s vital to understand these national and local trends and what they mean for long-term profitability.
Demand for Northampton rental properties remain robust, making this a favourable time to explore opportunities.
If you're looking for advice or further insight into the market, please read my weekly updates on the Northampton property market or feel free to reach out on 01604 809 917.
Whether you're an experienced Northampton landlord
or exploring new investment opportunities, I am here to help you make
informed decisions.
