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Affinity Lettings & Property Management in Bletchley, Milton Keynes and Surrounding Areas

Eloise joins the team with a wealth of experience in Customer Relations. Tasked with a role to build strong relationships with our clients, based on the ability to be reactive, problem solve and give best advice. Eloise is delivering a service on behalf of Affinity that's second to…

Eloise Bywater, Property Manager

Lloris can often be found on full alert by the office front door 'vetting' our clients... or possibly snoozing, but rest assured he is a good judge of character. _*Don't be alarmed; if you don't like dogs he has his own office to retire to whilst you are visiting with us*_

Lloris the French Bulldog, Office Pet & Head of Security

Stephanie has found her perfect role here at Affinity whereby she gets to combine both her years of property management experience alongside her nurturing skills and regularly visits our managed properties to promote good household upkeep and check that all is well. Often seen as the agony aunt ,…

Stephanie Campbell, Property Care & Inventory Co-Ordinator

Aaron joins the team with 25+ years experience in facilities site/building management. Having previously covered the whole of the UK there is little Aaron hasn't seen when it comes to the needs of maintaining buildings and estates both large and small. Out and about on site for the…

Aaron Limbert, Facilities Management Surveyor

We look to be inclusive to all of our tenants and landlords and good communication is at the heart of this. We are fortunate to have a qualified BSL Interpreter, who can provide fluent communication for the deaf community. We understand that for 90,000 deaf people, BSL is the first…

Michelle Parry, BSL Interpreter (NRCPD 1023428)

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Private rented sector sees highest rent rises in 14 month period

Thursday 10th August 2017

According to the latest results from ARLA Propertymark, the month of June saw an increase in rents of 31 per cent, up from 27 per cent in May and the highest level since April 2016.

However the demand from tenants has dropped slightly with 61 new tenants registering against 65 in April and May this year.

"With the cost of living on the rise and inflationary pressures tightening, the last thing tenants need is for their rents to continue rising. However, the fact that supply looks to be rising, while demand has dropped slightly indicates a move in the right direction for the market" says David Cox, ARLA Propertymark chief executive.

"Ultimately, to stop rent prices from increasing too much, we need to find the balance between supply and demand. While there's still a long way to go, if the supply of rental stock continues to increase, and the number of tenants searching for new properties drops off, we'll be making headway towards achieving this" he adds.