Nottingham Letting Agents Handle Highest Number of Rental Listings
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Nottingham Letting Agents Handle Highest Number of Rental Listings

By The Property AI Newsroom, Editorial Team · 28 July 2026 · 1 min read

Editor's note: This brief was summarised by The Property AI Newsroom from a report by Property Industry Eye. Read the original article for full details.

Nottingham Letting Agents Handle Highest Number of Rental Listings

Letting agents in Nottingham are managing more available rental properties per agency than those in any other major UK city, according to new research from Propoly. The analysis, which examined rental listings and active letting agencies across 21 major cities in July 2026, found that Nottingham agencies had more than twice the national average of available properties per agency.

The research revealed that, across the UK’s major cities, the average number of available rental properties per agency was 13.1. Nottingham topped the list with 31.4 available listings per agency, based on 3,078 rental properties being marketed by 98 letting agents.

Newcastle ranked second with 23.5 listings per agency, followed by Aberdeen (18.2), Birmingham (17.2), and Leeds (16.5). Other cities with above-average activity included Plymouth (15.6), Bournemouth (15.3), Leicester (15.1), Portsmouth (15.1), and Sheffield (14.9).

Despite having the largest rental market by volume, London ranked below the national average. The capital had 33,473 available rental properties spread across an estimated 2,744 agencies, equating to 12.2 listings per agency. Cardiff recorded the same average as London. Manchester also fell below the overall average with 10 listings per agency, while Glasgow (8.0) and Newport (6.8) recorded the lowest levels of activity in the study.

The data, sourced from Rightmove as of 3 July 2026, highlights significant regional differences in the number of available rental properties managed by letting agents. This information is particularly relevant for letting agents and inventory clerks seeking to understand local market conditions and operational workloads across the UK.


Source: Property Industry Eye
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