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Private rental market statistics, monthly rentsrecorded between 1 October 2015 and 30 September 2016 for the East
East summary
The median monthly rent was £725 with an interquartile range of £580 to £950.
The highest median rents over a unitary authority or county were in Hertfordshire (£995).
Hertsmere (£1,200) and Three Rivers (£1,200), both in Hertfordshire, had the highest median rents for a district in the East.
The maps on the following pages show that areas closer to London tended to have higher median rents, as did Cambridge, Cambridgeshire (£1,100).
The lowest median rents in a unitary authority or county were in Peterborough UA (£575). The lowest median rents for a district were in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk (£525) and Waveney, Suffolk (£525).
Definitions
Median – when a series of numbers
are arranged by order of magnitude the
median represents the middle value.
Interquartile range – difference
between lower quartile and upper
quartile, representing the middle 50 per
cent of monthly rent values.
Maps
The maps on the following pages show
the median monthly rents for the East
for each bedroom category.
The ranges for the maps are produced
using ‘natural breaks’; a method that
separates values into groups which are
naturally present in the data. Similar
values are gathered together in such a
way that the differences between
groups are maximised.
The rents contained within each group
are greater than or equal to the lower
bound and strictly less than the upper
bound. For example, a group with a
range of £400 to £450 would contain
rents greater than or equal to £400 and
strictly less than £450.
Readers should take care as some
categories have small sample sizes.
The full tables can be found on the
GOV.UK page for the release.
1
Median and interquartile range of monthly rents by bedroom category: East between 1 October 2015 and 30
September 2016
2
Private rental market statistics, ‘All’ monthly rentsrecorded between 1 October 2015 and 30 September 2016 for the East
Statistics derived from fewer than five observations have been suppressed and denoted by ‘-’.
The data used to generate these statistics are based on a sample of rental information, collected by Rent Officers from landlords and letting agents.
The composition of this sample changes over time therefore any differences in median rent may be due to differences in the sample rather than true changes in the rental market.
Key Area
Median
Rent (£)
1 Bedford UA 750
2 Central Bedfordshire UA 807
3 Luton UA 750
4 Peterborough UA 575
5 Southend-on-Sea UA 750
6 Thurrock UA 850
7 Cambridge 1,100
8 East Cambridgeshire 750
9 Fenland 560
10 Huntingdonshire 695
11 South Cambridgeshire 885
12 Basildon 850
13 Braintree 750
14 Brentwood 1,100
15 Castle Point 825
16 Chelmsford 850
17 Colchester 695
18 Epping Forest 1,100
19 Harlow 825
20 Maldon 750
21 Rochford 875
22 Tendring 650
23 Uttlesford 900
24 Broxbourne 925
25 Dacorum 975
26 East Hertfordshire 925
27 Hertsmere 1,200
28 North Hertfordshire 850
29 St Albans 1,195
30 Stevenage 795
31 Three Rivers 1,200
32 Watford 1,050
33 Welwyn Hatfield 1,050
34 Breckland 600
35 Broadland 650
36 Great Yarmouth 525
37 King’s Lynn and West Norfolk 575
38 North Norfolk 575
39 Norwich 610
40 South Norfolk 625
Cambridgeshire
Essex
Hertfordshire
Norfolk
Key Area
Median
Rent (£)
41 Babergh 665
42 Forest Heath 923
43 Ipswich 595
44 Mid Suffolk 650
45 St Edmundsbury 725
46 Suffolk Coastal 625
47 Waveney 525
Suffolk
Private rental market statistics, ‘Room’ monthly rentsrecorded between 1 October 2015 and 30 September 2016 for the East
3
Statistics derived from fewer than five observations have been suppressed and denoted by ‘-’.
The data used to generate these statistics are based on a sample of rental information, collected by Rent Officers from landlords and letting agents.
The composition of this sample changes over time therefore any differences in median rent may be due to differences in the sample rather than true changes in the rental market.
Key Area
Median
Rent (£)
1 Bedford UA 350
2 Central Bedfordshire UA -
3 Luton UA 398
4 Peterborough UA 348
5 Southend-on-Sea UA 375
6 Thurrock UA -
7 Cambridge 550
8 East Cambridgeshire -
9 Fenland 390
10 Huntingdonshire 400
11 South Cambridgeshire 535
12 Basildon 325
13 Braintree 300
14 Brentwood 430
15 Castle Point -
16 Chelmsford 455
17 Colchester 390
18 Epping Forest -
19 Harlow 477
20 Maldon -
21 Rochford 400
22 Tendring 325
23 Uttlesford -
24 Broxbourne -
25 Dacorum 450
26 East Hertfordshire 495
27 Hertsmere -
28 North Hertfordshire 500
29 St Albans 439
30 Stevenage 430
31 Three Rivers -
32 Watford 550
33 Welwyn Hatfield 320
34 Breckland -
35 Broadland -
36 Great Yarmouth 360
37 King’s Lynn and West Norfolk -
38 North Norfolk -
39 Norwich 400
40 South Norfolk 460
Cambridgeshire
Essex
Hertfordshire
Norfolk
Key Area
Median
Rent (£)
41 Babergh -
42 Forest Heath 513
43 Ipswich 400
44 Mid Suffolk 400
45 St Edmundsbury 412
46 Suffolk Coastal -
47 Waveney -
Suffolk
Private rental market statistics, ‘Studio’ monthly rentsrecorded between 1 October 2015 and 30 September 2016 for the East
4
Statistics derived from fewer than five observations have been suppressed and denoted by ‘-’.
The data used to generate these statistics are based on a sample of rental information, collected by Rent Officers from landlords and letting agents.
The composition of this sample changes over time therefore any differences in median rent may be due to differences in the sample rather than true changes in the rental market.
Key Area
Median
Rent (£)
1 Bedford UA 450
2 Central Bedfordshire UA 525
3 Luton UA 475
4 Peterborough UA 395
5 Southend-on-Sea UA 486
6 Thurrock UA 575
7 Cambridge 745
8 East Cambridgeshire -
9 Fenland 350
10 Huntingdonshire 430
11 South Cambridgeshire 650
12 Basildon 560
13 Braintree 438
14 Brentwood 550
15 Castle Point -
16 Chelmsford 495
17 Colchester 432
18 Epping Forest 650
19 Harlow 575
20 Maldon 458
21 Rochford -
22 Tendring 425
23 Uttlesford 513
24 Broxbourne 638
25 Dacorum 663
26 East Hertfordshire 623
27 Hertsmere 698
28 North Hertfordshire 495
29 St Albans 700
30 Stevenage 595
31 Three Rivers 850
32 Watford 730
33 Welwyn Hatfield 638
34 Breckland 325
35 Broadland -
36 Great Yarmouth 388
37 King’s Lynn and West Norfolk 350
38 North Norfolk -
39 Norwich 450
40 South Norfolk 350
Cambridgeshire
Essex
Hertfordshire
Norfolk
Key Area
Median
Rent (£)
41 Babergh 350
42 Forest Heath 450
43 Ipswich 395
44 Mid Suffolk -
45 St Edmundsbury 465
46 Suffolk Coastal 390
47 Waveney 350
Suffolk
Private rental market statistics, ‘One Bedroom’ monthly rentsrecorded between 1 October 2015 and 30 September 2016 for the East
5
Statistics derived from fewer than five observations have been suppressed and denoted by ‘-’.
The data used to generate these statistics are based on a sample of rental information, collected by Rent Officers from landlords and letting agents.
The composition of this sample changes over time therefore any differences in median rent may be due to differences in the sample rather than true changes in the rental market.
Key Area
Median
Rent (£)
1 Bedford UA 550
2 Central Bedfordshire UA 625
3 Luton UA 640
4 Peterborough UA 465
5 Southend-on-Sea UA 595
6 Thurrock UA 675
7 Cambridge 900
8 East Cambridgeshire 550
9 Fenland 430
10 Huntingdonshire 515
11 South Cambridgeshire 725
12 Basildon 675
13 Braintree 575
14 Brentwood 833
15 Castle Point 650
16 Chelmsford 650
17 Colchester 525
18 Epping Forest 825
19 Harlow 650
20 Maldon 550
21 Rochford 638
22 Tendring 475
23 Uttlesford 675
24 Broxbourne 750
25 Dacorum 795
26 East Hertfordshire 750
27 Hertsmere 900
28 North Hertfordshire 650
29 St Albans 850
30 Stevenage 650
31 Three Rivers 900
32 Watford 870
33 Welwyn Hatfield 735
34 Breckland 450
35 Broadland 475
36 Great Yarmouth 400
37 King’s Lynn and West Norfolk 450
38 North Norfolk 425
39 Norwich 505
40 South Norfolk 475
Cambridgeshire
Essex
Hertfordshire
Norfolk
Key Area
Median
Rent (£)
41 Babergh 475
42 Forest Heath 600
43 Ipswich 495
44 Mid Suffolk 500
45 St Edmundsbury 575
46 Suffolk Coastal 450
47 Waveney 400
Suffolk
Private rental market statistics, ‘Two Bedrooms’ monthly rentsrecorded between 1 October 2015 and 30 September 2016 for the East
6
Statistics derived from fewer than five observations have been suppressed and denoted by ‘-’.
The data used to generate these statistics are based on a sample of rental information, collected by Rent Officers from landlords and letting agents.
The composition of this sample changes over time therefore any differences in median rent may be due to differences in the sample rather than true changes in the rental market.
Key Area
Median
Rent (£)
1 Bedford UA 720
2 Central Bedfordshire UA 780
3 Luton UA 795
4 Peterborough UA 585
5 Southend-on-Sea UA 750
6 Thurrock UA 850
7 Cambridge 1,200
8 East Cambridgeshire 700
9 Fenland 550
10 Huntingdonshire 650
11 South Cambridgeshire 850
12 Basildon 850
13 Braintree 725
14 Brentwood 1,063
15 Castle Point 800
16 Chelmsford 825
17 Colchester 675
18 Epping Forest 1,100
19 Harlow 850
20 Maldon 750
21 Rochford 850
22 Tendring 625
23 Uttlesford 850
24 Broxbourne 950
25 Dacorum 995
26 East Hertfordshire 950
27 Hertsmere 1,200
28 North Hertfordshire 850
29 St Albans 1,135
30 Stevenage 900
31 Three Rivers 1,200
32 Watford 1,175
33 Welwyn Hatfield 950
34 Breckland 575
35 Broadland 600
36 Great Yarmouth 500
37 King’s Lynn and West Norfolk 550
38 North Norfolk 550
39 Norwich 615
40 South Norfolk 575
Cambridgeshire
Essex
Hertfordshire
Norfolk
Key Area
Median
Rent (£)
41 Babergh 640
42 Forest Heath 695
43 Ipswich 595
44 Mid Suffolk 625
45 St Edmundsbury 695
46 Suffolk Coastal 595
47 Waveney 525
Suffolk
Private rental market statistics, ‘Three Bedrooms’ monthly rentsrecorded between 1 October 2015 and 30 September 2016 for the East
7
Statistics derived from fewer than five observations have been suppressed and denoted by ‘-’.
The data used to generate these statistics are based on a sample of rental information, collected by Rent Officers from landlords and letting agents.
The composition of this sample changes over time therefore any differences in median rent may be due to differences in the sample rather than true changes in the rental market.
Key Area
Median
Rent (£)
1 Bedford UA 850
2 Central Bedfordshire UA 950
3 Luton UA 950
4 Peterborough UA 650
5 Southend-on-Sea UA 995
6 Thurrock UA 1,095
7 Cambridge 1,300
8 East Cambridgeshire 860
9 Fenland 650
10 Huntingdonshire 780
11 South Cambridgeshire 925
12 Basildon 1,000
13 Braintree 875
14 Brentwood 1,300
15 Castle Point 950
16 Chelmsford 1,095
17 Colchester 875
18 Epping Forest 1,395
19 Harlow 1,050
20 Maldon 880
21 Rochford 1,025
22 Tendring 750
23 Uttlesford 1,095
24 Broxbourne 1,250
25 Dacorum 1,250
26 East Hertfordshire 1,250
27 Hertsmere 1,450
28 North Hertfordshire 1,075
29 St Albans 1,495
30 Stevenage 1,013
31 Three Rivers 1,500
32 Watford 1,398
33 Welwyn Hatfield 1,250
34 Breckland 695
35 Broadland 695
36 Great Yarmouth 585
37 King’s Lynn and West Norfolk 650
38 North Norfolk 650
39 Norwich 695
40 South Norfolk 700
Cambridgeshire
Essex
Hertfordshire
Norfolk
Key Area
Median
Rent (£)
41 Babergh 750
42 Forest Heath 925
43 Ipswich 670
44 Mid Suffolk 750
45 St Edmundsbury 850
46 Suffolk Coastal 700
47 Waveney 575
Suffolk
Private rental market statistics, ‘Four or more Bedrooms’ monthly rentsrecorded between 1 October 2015 and 30 September 2016 for the East
8
Statistics derived from fewer than five observations have been suppressed and denoted by ‘-’.
The data used to generate these statistics are based on a sample of rental information, collected by Rent Officers from landlords and letting agents.
The composition of this sample changes over time therefore any differences in median rent may be due to differences in the sample rather than true changes in the rental market.
Key Area
Median
Rent (£)
1 Bedford UA 1,250
2 Central Bedfordshire UA 1,350
3 Luton UA 1,300
4 Peterborough UA 895
5 Southend-on-Sea UA 1,250
6 Thurrock UA 1,350
7 Cambridge 1,798
8 East Cambridgeshire 1,300
9 Fenland 800
10 Huntingdonshire 1,100
11 South Cambridgeshire 1,395
12 Basildon 1,335
13 Braintree 1,273
14 Brentwood 2,000
15 Castle Point 1,225
16 Chelmsford 1,450
17 Colchester 1,200
18 Epping Forest 2,100
19 Harlow 1,473
20 Maldon 1,300
21 Rochford 1,500
22 Tendring 950
23 Uttlesford 1,598
24 Broxbourne 1,725
25 Dacorum 1,900
26 East Hertfordshire 1,675
27 Hertsmere 2,824
28 North Hertfordshire 1,585
29 St Albans 2,100
30 Stevenage 1,398
31 Three Rivers 2,450
32 Watford 1,950
33 Welwyn Hatfield 1,550
34 Breckland 950
35 Broadland 960
36 Great Yarmouth 800
37 King’s Lynn and West Norfolk 850
38 North Norfolk 895
39 Norwich 1,100
40 South Norfolk 900
Essex
Hertfordshire
Norfolk
Cambridgeshire
Key Area
Median
Rent (£)
41 Babergh 1,100
42 Forest Heath 1,350
43 Ipswich 950
44 Mid Suffolk 1,100
45 St Edmundsbury 1,350
46 Suffolk Coastal 925
47 Waveney 725
Suffolk