Median asking rent per calendar month of residential lettings in the month, from portal listings. Asking, not achieved. 12-month figure: the monthly medians weighted by their sample, 12 months to Sep 2026, 2,975 lets.
Gross yield, asking basis
6.2% 12 months to Sep 2026
3,464 lets
+7.8% on the previous 12 months.
Cell asking rent × 12 over the same cell's asking sale price, before costs, voids and finance (cells with fewer than 5 dated listings are not built). 12-month figure: the monthly medians weighted by their sample, 12 months to Sep 2026, 3,464 lets.
Sample is the dated lettings behind the latest month's rent cell.
Homes to rent
965 on 4 Nov 2026
Count of live residential lettings on the day, from portal listings; observed forwards from 5 Sep 2026. The count on 4 Nov 2026; the daily series began on 5 Sep 2026, so no change over a year is stated.
Asking rent: £1,177/month in Aug 2025 to £2,756/month in Sep 2026.Gross yield, asking basis: 3.9% in Jan 2022 to 11% in Sep 2026.Homes to rent: 103 in Sep 2026 to 965 in Nov 2026.Asking rent index: 90.4 in Jan 2022 to 142.3 in Sep 2026.
How does Exeter vary by home size?
Asking rent in Exeter runs from £868/month for 1 bedroom to £3,998/month for 5+ bedrooms.
Asking rent by bedroom band in Exeter. Each band shows its own window and sample. A band with fewer than 30 dated listings in the year is not published.
Homes
Asking rent
Window
Change
Listings
1 bedroom
£868/month
12 months to Sep 2026
+7% on the previous 12 months
753
2 bedrooms
£1,235/month
12 months to Sep 2026
+3% on the previous 12 months
927
3 bedrooms
£1,600/month
12 months to Sep 2026
+2.7% on the previous 12 months
608
4 bedrooms
£2,446/month
12 months to Sep 2026
-1.2% on the previous 12 months
412
5+ bedrooms
£3,998/month
12 months to Sep 2026 · 10 of 12 months observed
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581
Asking rent per calendar month by bedroom band: the monthly medians of lettings that came to market, weighted by their dated listings, within the last 12 calendar months, from portal listings. A band with fewer than 30 dated listings in the year is not published.
Who owns Exeter?
Corporate landlords hold 71% of the 2,489 units in Exeter whose freeholder is classified; 97% of all units are not yet classified.
Corporate landlords71% of classified · 1,757 units
Individuals (not traceable in bulk)19% of classified · 484 units
Housing associations7.4% of classified · 184 units
RMC2.5% of classified · 63 units
RTM0.0% of classified · 1 units
Freeholder class per addressable unit, from HM Land Registry CCOD/OCOD matched to the title and Companies House. Individuals are counted, never itemised.
Where does Exeter rank?
Exeter ranks 1st of 8 local authorities in Devon for asking rent, at £1,713/month.
Asking rent · local authorities in Devon
Exeter ranks 1st of 8 local authorities in Devon for asking rent, at £1,713/month.
Asking rent across local authorities in Devon, 12 months to Sep 2026. Sample and confidence tier beside every value.
EX2Postcode district · Asking £3,840/m² · Sep 2026
EX4Postcode district · Asking £3,252/m² · Sep 2026
East DevonNeighbouring local authority · Asking £3,777/m² · Sep 2026
Mid DevonNeighbouring local authority · Asking £3,305/m² · Sep 2026
North DevonNeighbouring local authority · Asking £3,343/m² · Sep 2026
South HamsNeighbouring local authority · Asking £4,045/m² · Sep 2026
TeignbridgeNeighbouring local authority · Asking £3,410/m² · Sep 2026
TorridgeNeighbouring local authority · Asking £3,240/m² · Sep 2026
West DevonNeighbouring local authority · Asking £3,241/m² · Sep 2026
Questions about Exeter
What is the average rent in Exeter?
Homes to let in Exeter asked a median £1,713/month over the 12 months to Sep 2026, 2,975 lets. Asking rent, not the rent agreed.
What is the gross rental yield in Exeter?
6.2% on the asking basis: the asking rent times twelve over the asking sale price in the same listing cell, before costs, voids and finance, over the 12 months to Sep 2026, 3,464 lets. +7.8% on the previous 12 months.
Construction costs Context for residential research
Sector and regional evidence. These figures are not a quote for an individual property.