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Average rent in Adur

The average private rent in Adur was £1,416 a month in September 2026, +3.3% on a year earlier. A two-bedroom home costs £1,305, 1% above the UK average of £1,287 and 2% above the average for the South East. It is the 29th most expensive of 64 areas in the South East. Over the past year, 3 bed homes rose fastest (+3.5%).

Average rent
£1,416
All homes, September 2026
12-month change
+3.3%
UK: +3.8%
2-bed vs UK average
+1.4%

Rent by number of bedrooms

1 bedroom
£1,003
2 bedrooms
£1,305
3 bedrooms
£1,614
4+ bedrooms
£2,085

Average monthly private rent (pcm).

Salary needed to rent in Adur

Two common tests: rent at no more than 30% of gross income, and the letting-agent referencing check of an annual income at least 30× the monthly rent.

HomeRent (pcm)Salary for 30% ruleAgent check (30× rent)
1 bedroom£1,003£40,120£30,090
2 bedrooms£1,305£52,200£39,150

The median full-time salary for Adur residents is £39,029 (2025, £19.82 an hour). A one-bedroom at the average rent takes 31% of that before tax, above the 30% guideline.

Renting vs buying in Adur

Average house price
£378,990
August 2026
House prices, 12 months
0.0%
Price-to-rent
24.2 years
Years of 2-bed rent to equal the average price

How rents in Adur have changed

Average rent is +50.0% since 2016.

YearAverage rent2 bed
2026£1,416£1,305
2025£1,370£1,264
2024£1,312£1,208
2023£1,246£1,147
2022£1,110£1,023
2021£1,037£957
2020£1,011£936
2019£1,006£932
2018£986£916
2017£968£899
2016£944£878

Areas with similar rents

#AreaRegion1 bed2 bed3 bedChange (12m)
1HartSouth East£1,025£1,306£1,586+3.2%
2South OxfordshireSouth East£1,053£1,307£1,634+5.2%
3Mid SussexSouth East£1,018£1,302£1,636+4.3%
4North HertfordshireEast of England£1,031£1,293£1,588+6.4%
5ChelmsfordEast of England£1,058£1,291£1,543+1.6%
6BuckinghamshireSouth East£1,043£1,321£1,616+5.8%

Frequently asked questions

What is the average rent in Adur?

The average private rent in Adur was £1,416 a month in September 2026, up 3.3% on a year earlier. A one-bedroom averaged £1,003 and a two-bedroom £1,305 (ONS Price Index of Private Rents).

What salary do you need to rent in Adur?

To keep a £1,003 one-bedroom rent within 30% of gross income you need about £40,120 a year. Letting agents usually ask for an annual income of 30 times the monthly rent, which is £30,090. The median full-time salary for residents is £39,029.

Is Adur expensive to rent compared with the rest of the UK?

A two-bedroom in Adur costs £1,305 a month, 1% above the UK average of £1,287.

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Rents: ONS Price Index of Private Rents (September 2026), average of new and existing private tenancies — official statistics in development. House prices: HM Land Registry UK House Price Index. Pay: ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, median gross pay of full-time employees by place of residence. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. See our methodology.