Living alone is on the rise in the UK, with 8.4 million solo dwellers making up 20% of households in 2023.
As the trend of solo living grows, the Alan Boswell Group has crunched the numbers to reveal the most wallet-friendly cities for renting alone.
Topping the list is Hull, where you can snag a one-bedroom flat for just £8.85 per square metre. The north and midlands dominate the affordability charts, with Bradford (£9.17) and Stoke-on-Trent (£9.22) following closely behind. Even Liverpool and Wolverhampton make the cut, proving that the north is where the bargains are at!
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In contrast, London stands as the priciest city for solo living, with a whopping £23.39 per square metre. Bristol isn't far behind, with an average of £19.33 per sqm. The north’s average rental price is a mere £10.22 per sqm, while the south is a hefty 76.95% more expensive at £18.09 per sqm.
For those embarking on the solo renting journey, the Alan Boswell Group offers tips to make house hunting a breeze. Whether you're eyeing the affordable north or braving the bustling south, finding your dream home can be hassle-free with the right guidance.
So, if you're single and ready to rent, these insights might just lead you to your perfect solo sanctuary!
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