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Southwark Rental Valuation

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Southwark rental market at a glance

Latest rental data for Southwark from the Office for National Statistics (ONS)

Latest dataSeptember 2026(Updated Oct 2026)

£2,516 pcmAverage rent in Southwark
+1.7%Monthly rent movementvs August 2026
+7.3%Annual rent movementvs September 2025
5.3%Estimated gross yieldBased on average price

Southwark vs UK

Southwark rents compared with the UK average
LocationAverage rent (pcm)Annual change
Southwark£2,516+7.3%
UK£1,406+3.8%

Southwark rents are currently £1,110 per month above the UK average.

How much does it cost to rent a property in Southwark?

Average monthly rents by number of bedrooms in Southwark (September 2026)

1 bed£1,907 pcm+7.5% annual change
2 bed£2,387 pcm+7.4% annual change
3 bed£2,779 pcm+7.6% annual change
4+ bed£3,670 pcm+7.3% annual change

How Southwark rents have changed

Average private rent in Southwark (ONS)

£2,516 pcmLatest average rent
£2,474 pcmOne month ago
+7.3%Annual change

Southwark rental market commentary

What the latest rent data means for renters and landlords

Data monthSeptember 2026

Southwark’s rent against Greater London

The Southwark average was £2,516 in September 2026. That was 7.6% higher than the Greater London average of £2,338. The comparison is area-wide statistical context, not a set of advertised rents or property-level comparables.

Southwark’s annual rent rate was 7.3%; this was 3.8 percentage points higher than Greater London’s annual rate. These figures describe rent changes over the year, not a change in the growth rate.

Bedroom-size benchmarks

For one bed homes, the average was £1,907; for two bed homes, £2,387; and for three bed homes, £2,779. The four or more bed average was £3,670. These category averages can help frame a size-matched comparison, but they are not individual property comparables.

The annual rates across the bedroom categories were close: three bed had the highest at 7.6%, while four or more bed had the lowest at 7.3%, a spread of 0.3 percentage points. This is a difference between category rates, not a weighted contribution to the overall figure.

Property-type context

The reported averages were Flat Maisonette £2,214, Terraced £2,899, Detached £3,358 and Semi-detached £3,478. Among these types, the annual rate ranged from 7.1% for Flat Maisonette to 7.8% for Terraced. These are statistical category averages, not listings for comparable homes.

Source: ONS Price Index of Private Rents, September 2026. Commentary is rewritten and checked with the published source data. Percentages use the ONS rent index; pound differences use published average rents. Percentage-point comparisons use the displayed one-decimal rates. Read the ONS methodology.

How Bellsoph calculates your rental valuation

We combine checked local rental evidence, your property details and official data to estimate what a Southwark property could rent for.

Southwark market dataOfficial ONS private rent data for Southwark
Local comparablesSimilar rental listings on the same street and nearby roads
Property detailsBedrooms, bathrooms, property type and EPC register details
Market trendsLatest Southwark rental trends from the ONS

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Bellsoph rental valuations are automated estimates based on advertised rental evidence and official statistics. They are not a formal or RICS valuation or financial advice, and achieved rents depend on condition, presentation, timing and demand. Market data: ONS Price Index of Private Rents and UK House Price Index, September 2026.