News For Landlords: Find Out Expected Rental Income For Boroughs Across London

London is a popular choice for landlords who have a significant deposit to put down on a property. In a place where there tend to be more people than accommodation, people are eager to find a place to stay in the city – which is good news for landlords.

The capital attracts millions of visitors per year because of its extensive monuments, museums, diverse cultures, universities, etc. Not to mention London also provides a plethora of jobs which draw and attract people of all ages, from across the country, to the city. 

However, with buying properties outright for those moving to London often being too expensive. Even with the assistance of schemes like Help To Buy. Newcomers would instead rather settle in rented accommodation, such as apartments and house shares. And take time to assess the areas they like in the city, and build a deposit, before they hop on to the property ladder. 

Another example is students. They often only intend to stay for their studies, which grants another opportunity for landlords in London to secure a stable rental income from university goers.

To gain a better perspective of what rental properties in London accumulated in between 2019 and 2020. The Landlord Lifeguard team has kindly surveyed and analyzed 497,799 properties. To provide existing and aspiring landlords with a better picture of what you can expect to charge if and when you purchase a rental property in a particular borough of London.

The infographic details findings from the Landlord Lifeguards research. And highlights the expensive and least expensive borough’s people are renting in.

Average Property Prices by London Borough 2020 from Landlord Lifeguard Landlord Lifeguard“>
Infographic Design By Landlord Lifeguard  Landlord Lifeguard