The Renters’ Rights Bill 2025, now officially passed into law after receiving Royal Assent, marks the most significant reform to private renting in over three decades.
The UK rental market is now the softest it has been in five years. As of mid-2025, letting agents are receiving 24% fewer rental enquiries compared with last year.
The Manchester property market continues to show strong resilience this autumn, even as national market activity begins to plateau.
The Manchester rental market is changing — and understanding the trends is crucial if you want to stay ahead.
Manchester’s housing market continued to show strength through August 2025, with faster sales times, steady demand, and prices holding above the national average despite higher stock levels.
The Manchester private rental market in July 2025 shows strong growth, with average monthly rents reaching £1,316, a 5.8% annual increase.
Manchester continues to be one of the UK’s most dynamic housing markets, offering opportunities for both buyers and investors.
The UK rental market has entered a new phase of stability following years of steep increases—and Manchester is no exception.
While property sales across the region are at a four-year high, price growth is slowing. More homes on the market mean more choice for buyers—and more competition for sellers.
The Manchester housing market has experienced its strongest May in four years, reflecting national trends of improved buyer activity, modest price growth, and increased housing stock.
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