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11. TBPL says:

    Tuesday, 27th October 2009 at 4:55pm

    I’d like to see a bit more detail in this report as I think it’s a big statement to headline a report with ‘First signs of recovery since 2007′.

    As a data sample, should the rental rates asked by Gumtree advertisers be taken as representative of the overall market and what significance does the increase in property adverts have? That more properties are being rented? That renters are moving around more? Or that Gumtree is simply becoming a more popular place for people to advertise rental properties?

    The most solid conclusion from the report is that London rental prices are frightening for those of us outside the capital!

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13. Darika says:

    Friday, 25th September 2009 at 12:59pm

    I don’t know much about the math, I do know as a London dweller that I certainly feel the shift in prices
14. soul band south wales says:

    Thursday, 24th September 2009 at 7:53am

    Yes, inclined to agree with the above comment. Surely % changes are only beneficial to investors looking for a return. Even if london rental prices were to half, cardiff would still be cheaper!
15. squidge media website design says:

    Thursday, 24th September 2009 at 7:50am

    This is very interesting but i’m not really convinced that showing percentage changes in rent can really help the tenant search for a better bargain. Maybe it would be a better statistic if it were linked to the overall cost of rent for that city?

    Squidge Mann
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