How much do people pay on rent each month

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After the thread on how much is your mortgage, just wondered what everyone pays on rent each month and which area?

They really look after it so I won’t be putting up the rent as I feel really sorry for them having to rent

What a weird comment to make

£480 pcm for generous sized 3 bed house with garden in south Wales valleys

Aus $5,980 for a massive 4 bedroom house with a pool close to the CBD in Sydney.

£1050 for small 2 bed semi in essex

£920 2 bed maisonette. South London

East Midlands, 3 storey, 3 bed new build goes for £750pcm.

Lovely 2 bed flat in zone 3 SE London for £1400, I bet rent will go up by at least £100 next year

Used to (last year) rent a studio from a HA for around £600 in zone 3 SE London

890 5 bed detached. Suffolk

£575 pcm, 3 bed, North west.

3 bed detached with large garden and drive in Lincs 498 a month. Quiet village and walking distance to school

We own not rent, but one of the house is a HMO and the rooms rent out at £600 per month in Luton near the airport.

A average 3 bed in this area is £1100 per month. We have notice because people are moving out of north London that the prices of rents and house pricing are still rising.

£950 for a detached 2 bed bungalow with garden in the south east.

1500€ for a one bed flat with a mini mini bathroom in central(ish) Paris

Recently bought our own house but was paying £650 for Newcastle quayside with a beautiful view of the river and bridges. Was a 2 bed flat

€1,400 for a one bed apt in Dublin about 2.5 years ago was my last rental.
It's up to about €1,700 now for that same apartment

£528 pcm for a 4 bed end terraced house. East anglia

495 pcm for a two bed detached cottage in West Yorkshire. Grade 2 Listed (part of an old day estate - the cottage was the last bit to be built in late 1700s), huge garden, extra land (fields on 3 sides, driveway on other), and massive rooms.
Rent unlikely to rise/ never going to be sold as owned by v well known land owning family.

Downsides are it’s in a weird place (on the edge of a rough neighbourhood although my house is totally hidden so I feel quite safe, and across the fields next neighbour is a high school), local schools are dreadful and I’m quite isolated so rarely see neighbours etc.

Going to have to move in time for DS to start school, just not sure whether to head back to London, or look for somewhere in York or Skipton where schools are better.

thesheepofwallstreet we used to rent a lovely grade 2 listed cottage in Holmfirth for £475 a month. It was quite similar to how you describe, big rooms, hidden. I adored it and to this day, despite being our smallest house, it is the house I loved the most and have the happiest memories of!

Large, two-bed, town centre flat in East Lancs - £350. It's below market rent for the area, decent sized rooms, loads of storage, I've really lucked out tbh

I was renting for £1225 for a two bed flat in Enfield, right by the train station. Now I pay around £600 (in Yuan) for a penthouse, three bed, duplex 60 floors up in a Chinese city. The building comes with a guarantee that nothing will be built at my height above a certain distance.

bian I payed 260 for a 1 bed queyside flat about 6 years ago.
HA and in a block but the views were magical 😍

Small city. Canada. $1425 pcm for large 4 bed house.

How long is a string?

We don't rent, but pay £550 pm mortgage, and a friend 2 doors down rents an identical house and pays £1500. 4 bed 3 storey townhouses in the costwolds.

SE commuter town. We bought a couple of years ago but were paying £1550 pcm for a 3 bed semi. I think it is now being let for closer to £1700.