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data from zoopla shows rents are rising at their slowest pace in three years.s for the first half of this year is up 1.6 percent from jan to june — dropping from a peak of nearly seven percent a year ago. data from zoopla shows rents are rising at their in a handful of cities like nottingham, london, brighton and glasgow, new rental prices were actually cheaper during the last six months than they were the previous year. 0ur cost of living correspondent colletta smith has the story. so this is my bedroom—slash— office at the moment. so it's quite tight in there at the moment. and you work from home right? yeah, i work from home, so i'm always in there. i'm getting the grand tour of monty's shared flat. and then this is the kitchen then? yeah, this is the kitchen. it doesn't take long as it's essentially a glorified corridor, but it doesn't come cheap. we're paying £550 each per month. so 1100 totaljust for the rent. just for the rent. in the last six months, data from zoopla shows the scales are starting to tip back in favour of tenants. the amount rents are le

let's unpack all of this with richard donnell, executive director of zoopla. welcome to the program. thanks for being here. this shows up home prices are rising, but so are supplies. characterize it for me. what are you seeing out there? >> the market has been adjusting to higher mortgage rates. we had a number of drops in transactions. the transactions are back, dropping to below 5%. obviously means more buyers, means more sellers. the prices are up, volumes are up. you're still having a certain proportion of peegs asking to cut the option price to actually find buyers. >> indeed. house prices were up around 1.4% the first seven months in the year. that's a dekrenlts turnaround from some of the performances we've seen in the last few years driven by the fact we have interest rates coming down. what is the trajectory for home prices in the country and what will ultimately determine where values move from here? >> i think we're on track for home values in the uk to be up by 2.5% this year. prices fell by around 2% last year. there's quite a big divide across th

but new data from zoopla suggests that something is beginning to shift. rises have been going up, but by a lot less than they have been for the last couple of years. and although no one's going to be getting too excited about that yet, it is a sign that we've possibly reached the peak of rental rises, and that's going to be a huge relief for millions of households right the way across the uk. there's lots of things causing that change. we've got reports of fewer student numbers. we've got a slower pace of people coming to the uk to work and to study. so we're seeing localised changes in demand, supply improving through new build and some investors buying property. we've started to see new blocks like this one here. that's something adam's seeing first—hand here in nottingham, where new rental prices are now slightly cheaper than six months ago. there's a block of 91 here. there's another blockjust behind me, a few hundred yards away of about 340, as well as a couple of other schemes in the city centre. it's very much welcomed, very much needed supply for

data from zoopla shows rents are rising at their slowest pace in three years.om january tojune, dropping from a peak of nearly 7% a year ago. in a handful of cities like nottingham, london, brighton and glasgow, new rental prices were actually cheaper during the last six months than they were the previous year. 0ur cost—of—living correspondent colletta smith has the story. so this is my bedroom/office at the moment. so it's quite tight in there at the moment. and you work from home, right? yeah, i work from home, so i'm always in there. i'm getting the grand tour of monty's shared flat. and then this is the kitchen, then? yeah, this is the kitchen. it doesn't take long as it's essentially a glorified corridor, but it doesn't come cheap. we're paying £550, each, per month. so 1,100 total just for the rent? just for the rent. that's taking a huge chunk of monty's first proper salary. in the last six months, data from zoopla shows the scales are starting to tip back in favour of tenants. the amount rents are leaping up is easing, and in some places like here in no

new figures from zoopla show that rents are rising at their slowest pace in three years.uring the last six months than they were the year before. our cost of living correspondent colletta smith reports. so, this is my bedroom slash office at the moment. so it's quite tight in there at the moment. and you work from home, right? yeah, i work from home, so i'm always in there. i'm getting the grand tour of monty's shared flat. and then this is the kitchen then? yeah, this is the kitchen. it doesn't take long as it's essentially a glorified corridor, but it doesn't come cheap. we're paying £550 each per month. so 1,100 total just for the rent? just for the rent. that's taking a huge chunk of monty's first proper salary. i think it's just so daunting at the moment. and i know, you know, 80% of my friends finish university and went straight home to live with their parents. so we're hearing that rents are starting to come down, or certainly to go up a little less. how does that feel? that's good to hear, but it's a case of, well, it's got to. in the last six months, data from zo

data from zoopla shows rents are rising at their slowest pace in 3 years.perties for the first half of this year is up i point 6 percent from jan tojune — dropping from a peak of nearly 7 percent a year ago. in a handful of cities such as nottingham, london, brighton and glasgow, new rental prices were actually cheaper during the past 6 months than they were the previous year. our cost of living correspondent colletta smith has the story. —— let's speak to william bailey. welcome here to the programme. —— let's speak to liam bailey, global head of research at knight frank. we spoke about some of the trends that were found. are these trends reflected globally in terms of what we are also seeing in the rental market? ~ , ,., , we are also seeing in the rental market? �* , , we are also seeing in the rental market? ~ , , , ., . we are also seeing in the rental market? ~ , , ., . ., market? absolutely. so we produce a ulobal market? absolutely. so we produce a global index— market? absolutely. so we produce a global index looking _ market? absolutely. so we pro

in the last six months, data from zoopla shows the scales are starting to tip back in favour of tenantsce of people coming to the uk to work and to study. so we're seeing localised changes in demand, supply improving through new build and some investors buying property. and in some areas, rents have simply overshot and they need to fall back to sort of a level where people can afford them. for the first time in over the last two years, we've started to see. new blocks like this one here. that's something adam's seeing first hand here in nottingham. there's a block of 91 here. there's another blockjust _ behind me, a few hundred yards away, of about 340, as well as a couple i of other schemes in the city centre. it's very much welcomed, very much needed supply| for professionals and families to live in as opposed - to students, for example. 30 minutes away in derby, rents have still been increasing over the last six months, and imogen and herfiance found it hard to find somewhere in their price bracket. we hadn't seen this house when we put a deposit down for the for the rent. i know! wh