Stories about soaring rents and the search for a new place to live taking months are all too common in London right now. The city's rental market is in crisis, and renters are facing the consequences.

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Three doors down from the In and Out Naval and Military Club, moments from Pall Mall, a 30,000 sq ft ...

Prime central London neighborhoods such as Kensington, with its elegant rows of white-stucco townhouses, continue to draw wealthy families who want the flexibility of renting or trying before they buy ...

Build-to-rent (BTR) — a housing model imported from the United States whereby new homes are built specifically for private renters rather than buyers — is booming in London. The sector accounts for ...

A developer has been given permission to switch 166 homes in east London from social rent to London Affordable Rent as part of a Section 106 agreement for the huge brownfield site. Newham Council ...

Australia’s Lendlease and Canada’s biggest pension fund in talks to sell 900 units in Elephant and Castle to US group ...

The average London household now spends £23,380 per year on rent, by far the highest rate in the UK, plus almost £3,000 per year on bills. According to estate agent Hamptons, the average London renter ...