
Prime residential rents – Q3 2025
"The prime rental markets held firm, but change is imminent as the enactment of the Renters’ Rights Bill draws closer"
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"The prime rental markets held firm, but change is imminent as the enactment of the Renters’ Rights Bill draws closer"

"Questions around the outcome of the October budget have weighed on those involved in the prime central London market, overshadowing the benefits of lower mortgage rates felt by some buyers in outer prime markets."

"Starting with Jane Austen and ending with Emily Brontë, Kelcie Sellers of our World Research team takes inspiration from the world of literature in putting the prime residential markets of London into a global context"

"Which cities have seen price growth in the first six months of the year? Are rents still outperforming capital values? And what do we expect to see for the remainder of 2024?"

"Prime residential rents grew by 2.2% across the 30 cities in the Savills World Cities Index in the first half of the year. Which cities saw the strongest rental growth?"

"Savills Prime Residential Index: World Cities monitors the performance of prime residential property across 30 global cities; tracking capital, rental and yield values. Average growth in 2023 was 2.2% for capital values, while rents grew at 5.1% on average"

"For international buyers, a property’s purchase price is only part of the cost equation"

"Inflationary pressures and difficult market conditions in the prime residential markets across the globe lead to a subdued set of growth performance figures in 2023"

"On average, prime yields moved out slightly in 2023 as rents outperformed capital values, but shifting local supply and demand factors meant there were some outliers"

"Cash buyers have supported activity across prime London, but the market remains price-sensitive as buyers’ budgets have come under pressure. As such, sellers who are most prepared to be realistic on price will likely garner the best end result"