Average rent in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK (2026): rents, prices and yields

The typical (median) asking rent in Newcastle upon Tyne is £965 a month, based on 12,980 rental listings over the last 180 days. Half of listings ask between £800 and £1,400.

A 2-bedroom asks £1,095 a month (median of 2,557 listings; middle half £875 – £1,300). 1-bedroom: £758; 3-bedroom: £1,395; studio: £910; 4+ bedroom: £2,825.

Of the 12 districts with the most listings, median asking rents are lowest in NE17 (£738), NE16 (£795) and NE4 (£888) and highest in NE2 (£1,495), NE13 (£1,200) and NE6 (£1,150).

About 7.8% gross: median asking rent per m² × 12 divided by median asking price per m² (£2,721), before costs, voids, tax and financing. A benchmark for comparing areas, not a forecast for one property.

From rental and sale listings published in the last six months in this area — live ones and the ones taken down recently. We take the middle value (the median) and the range the middle half of listings sits in, so a few extreme listings do not move the figure.

No — they are asking figures, what landlords and sellers list for. Achieved rents and prices are usually a little lower, and the property's own condition, floor and view move it well outside this range.

Every night. The sample size and the share of live listings are shown so you can judge how solid a figure is; areas with too few recent listings are not published.