New Forest: asking rent £1,479/month (12 months to Sep 2026, 941 lets).
Asking rent
£1,479/month 12 months to Sep 2026
941 lets
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, 941 lets.
Gross yield, asking basis
3.7% 12 months to Sep 2026
1,423 lets
+1% 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, 1,423 lets.
Sample is the dated lettings behind the latest month's rent cell.
Homes to rent
424 on 7 Nov 2026
Count of live residential lettings on the day, from portal listings; observed forwards from 5 Sep 2026. The count on 7 Nov 2026; the daily series began on 5 Sep 2026, so no change over a year is stated.
Asking rent: £1,439/month in Aug 2025 to £1,584/month in Sep 2026.Gross yield, asking basis: 2.8% in Jan 2022 to 4.0% in Sep 2026.Homes to rent: 107 in Sep 2026 to 424 in Nov 2026.Asking rent index: 85.9 in Jan 2022 to 113.8 in Sep 2026.
How does New Forest vary by home size?
Asking rent in New Forest runs from £957/month for 1 bedroom to £2,291/month for 4 bedrooms.
Asking rent by bedroom band in New Forest. 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
£957/month
12 months to Sep 2026
+4.8% on the previous 12 months
261
2 bedrooms
£1,278/month
12 months to Sep 2026
+2.7% on the previous 12 months
576
3 bedrooms
£1,623/month
12 months to Sep 2026
+1% on the previous 12 months
360
4 bedrooms
£2,291/month
12 months to Sep 2026 · 11 of 12 months observed
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143
5+ bedrooms
Not published
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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 New Forest?
Corporate landlords hold 63% of the 2,813 units in New Forest whose freeholder is classified; 97% of all units are not yet classified.
Corporate landlords63% of classified · 1,785 units
Individuals (not traceable in bulk)21% of classified · 604 units
Housing associations14% of classified · 381 units
RMC1.5% of classified · 42 units
Offshore companies0.0% 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 New Forest rank?
New Forest ranks 4th of 11 local authorities in Hampshire for asking rent, at £1,479/month.
Asking rent · local authorities in Hampshire
New Forest ranks 4th of 11 local authorities in Hampshire for asking rent, at £1,479/month.
Asking rent across local authorities in Hampshire, 12 months to Sep 2026. Sample and confidence tier beside every value.
East HampshireNeighbouring local authority · Asking £5,181/m² · Sep 2026
EastleighNeighbouring local authority · Asking £4,097/m² · Sep 2026
FarehamNeighbouring local authority · Asking £4,331/m² · Sep 2026
GosportNeighbouring local authority · Asking £3,258/m² · Sep 2026
HartNeighbouring local authority · Asking £5,271/m² · Sep 2026
HavantNeighbouring local authority · Asking £3,866/m² · Sep 2026
RushmoorNeighbouring local authority · Asking £4,653/m² · Sep 2026
Questions about New Forest
What is the average rent in New Forest?
Homes to let in New Forest asked a median £1,479/month over the 12 months to Sep 2026, 941 lets. Asking rent, not the rent agreed.
What is the gross rental yield in New Forest?
3.7% 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, 1,423 lets. +1% 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.