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Rising interest rates and higher operational costs are closely linked to the amount that landlords charge for rent, according to Landbay's latest research.

In the capital, average rents are now £2,652 per calendar month after rising by 4% since last year.

Rents have grown by 6.7% % in the year to June as the summer surge begins.

Average rents had risen by an average of 0.8% in the years following the 2017 and 2019 elections, compared to a rise of 2.7% in the previous 3 elections.

Average rents are up by 1.4% during May and have hit the highest levels seen since October.

Across Great Britain, there are 28% more rental homes on the market than last year

The capital's landlords are benefitting from double-digit increases in rents, outdoing every other region of Great Britain.