New agency chief named as ‘activity strengthens across lettings’
Summary
Chestertons has appointed Jordana Miles as Head of Short Lets as it reports stronger activity across its lettings business. The agency says tenant demand, move-ins and landlord instructions have all risen, with short lets seeing particular interest from corporate clients, relocating tenants and owners whose properties have not sold quickly.
Why it matters
The article signals continued demand in the London lettings and short-lets market, which may affect how surveyors assess occupancy, use class, and property suitability for temporary accommodation. It also reflects the ongoing market response to the Renters’ Rights Act and changing landlord behaviour.
Key points
- Chestertons has appointed a new Head of Short Lets.
- Tenant demand across its lettings division is reported to be up 7% since May.
- Move-ins have risen 3% and new landlord instructions around 6%.
- Short lets are attracting corporate clients, international tenants and ex-landlords.
- The firm is expanding short-let activity across its London branch network.
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