In its latest Scottish Buy to Let Index Your Move has reported that Edinburgh and the Lothians are continuing to record the highest rents in Scotland with rents in April standing at £655 – 0.6% higher than in March and 2% higher than the same time last year.

This month Your Move is reporting that average rents in England and Wales in April stood at £804 – with Wales and the East of England showing the fastest growth  and rents in London falling for the fifth month in succession. 

In its latest Scottish Buy to Let Index, Your Move has reported that there has been rent rises across all Scottish regions with strong demand for family properties having an impact and pushing the average rent in March to £565 a month – 3.8% higher than a year ago. 

House prices in Scotland grew strongly in February according to Your Move’s latest Scottish House Price Index - rising by £2,340 to reach an average price of £173,862. 

The British Property Awards takes place annually. In 2017 local agents in Hinckley were judged against a set of 25 criteria and the Your Move team in Hinckley came out on top - awarded GOLD, the highest possible accolade.

In the latest house price index from Acadata and LSL Property Services plc, parent company of Your Move, it is reported that, while the average house price now stands at £301,278, - up 3.3% annually, it is the West Midlands that has become the region with the highest rate of annual house price growth at 4.8%, with the South East, including Greater London, in contrast seeing ...

In its latest Scottish Buy to Let Index, Your Move has reported that rents rose by 4.9% in the past 12 months to February 2017 with the average property now being let for £575 per calendar month. 

In its latest England and Wales Buy to Let Index Your Move has reported that the average rent in England and Wales was £798 in February 2017 and that the heat continues to dissipate from the London rental market with areas around the capital now seeing large rent rises instead of the City itself. 

In its latest House Price Index Your Move has announced that average prices in Scotland  increased only marginally in January, up £137, or 0.1%, to make the average home in Scotland worth £171,407. Over the last 12 months, however, average prices have risen by £2,600 - equivalent to annual growth of 1.5%.

House prices grew at their fastest pace for 12 months in February, with average prices increasing 0.6%, double the rate in January according to the latest England & Wales House Price Index from Acadata and LSL – parent company of Your Move.