Zeta Homes

13/10/2021

To Let - High Street, Croydon, 2 Bed Price £1,200 pcm

2 Bedroom Property in Croydon.

01/10/2021

To Let - Crow Lane, Romford, 1 Bed Price £950 pcm

1 Bedroom Flat

14/08/2020

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23/06/2020

Zeta homes is a Guaranteed rent specialist that operates in London and parts Essex. We have a big portfolio of properties in London as well as surrounding areas. We can rent your property on our Guaranteed or Non-Guaranteed scheme at a competitive rate. If your property is empty and you need to let it out please contact us on 0208 514 2232 or [email protected]. 📲

19/11/2019

To Let - Elm Park Avenue, Havering Price £30,000 pa

A Double unit available for Superstore, office, community or Worship centre. Its close to Elm Park Station within a parade of shops.

19/07/2018

To Let - Lambourne Road, Barking, 3 Bed Guide Price £1,500 pcm

Zeta homes is pleased to offer a 2/3 Bedroom house property in barking on Lambourne Road which is off ripple road. The property is 5mins to Upney station and 10 mins on bus to Barking station. The property is close to local amenities, schools, hospitals amongst others. Easy access to city via A13

10/07/2018

To Let - Sherston Court, Newington Butts, 3 Bed Price £1,800 pcm

Zeta homes is pleased to market a 3 bedroom maisonette for letting. Property is located 3 minutes walk from Elephant and Castle shopping centre and 5 minutes walk from Elephant and Castle station. Close to all transport links and local amenities. There is easy access to the city and Docklands.

26/06/2018

For Sale - Richmond Road, Little Thurrock, 2 Bed Price £255,999

In A great location for Grays town centre and station (C2C into London and Docklands) is this 2 Double bedroom terraced house. The house boasts of a through lounge that is equivalent to 2 reception rooms, kitchen and bathroom on the ground floor. The first floor comprises 2 Double sized bedrooms .

18/05/2016

For Sale - London, 2 Bed Price £380,000

Zeta Homes Is Pleased To Advertise A 2 Bedroom Flat Located in London, With Easy Transportation To Local Amenities, Walking Distance to Mill Hill Broadway Station If You Are Interested Please Give Us A Call On 0208 514 2232

14/11/2014

The number of tenants in severe rental arrears has dropped considerably over the past 12 months.New figures from LSL Property Services show the number of people who are significantly behind on their rent dropped nine per cent year on year in the third quarter.Overall, there are 65,000 tenants who are in arrears of two months or more, which is down from 71,700 in the same period last year. This equates to 1.4 per cent of all renters, compared to 1.6 per cent 12 months ago.David Newnes, director of LSL subsidiaries Your Move and Reeds Rains, stated: "Gradual rent rises, on a par with inflation, have helped. But now a bigger turnaround appears to have happened. "For many years more momentary cases of rent arrears have been in decline, yet it`s only recently that the most serious cases - where families could actually lose their homes - are following suit."LSL`s latest Buy-to-Let Index showed arrears accounted for 7.2 per cent of all rent in September, which is down from 8.5 per cent during the same month in 2013.Mr Newnes said the private rented sector has helped to meet the growing level of demand for affordable housing in what has been the "greatest economic depression in modern times".He also claimed the rental market has provided a "lifeline" for people with limited incomes and is now the chosen form of accommodation for many, who favour the flexibility and mobility renting offers.According to the latest research from Paragon Mortgages, close to two-thirds (61 per cent) of landlords forecast tenant arrears to stay at a stable level over the course of the next 12 months. Only 12 per cent expect the amount of late rent owed to rise, while eight per cent think it will fall.@ Source Gary Whittaker Rentman

Deposits Grow 11% In 12months

14/11/2014

The number of tenants in severe rental arrears has dropped considerably over the past 12 months.New figures from LSL Property Services show the number of people who are significantly behind on their rent dropped nine per cent year on year in the third quarter.Overall, there are 65,000 tenants who are in arrears of two months or more, which is down from 71,700 in the same period last year. This equates to 1.4 per cent of all renters, compared to 1.6 per cent 12 months ago.David Newnes, director of LSL subsidiaries Your Move and Reeds Rains, stated: "Gradual rent rises, on a par with inflation, have helped. But now a bigger turnaround appears to have happened. "For many years more momentary cases of rent arrears have been in decline, yet it`s only recently that the most serious cases - where families could actually lose their homes - are following suit."LSL`s latest Buy-to-Let Index showed arrears accounted for 7.2 per cent of all rent in September, which is down from 8.5 per cent during the same month in 2013.Mr Newnes said the private rented sector has helped to meet the growing level of demand for affordable housing in what has been the "greatest economic depression in modern times".He also claimed the rental market has provided a "lifeline" for people with limited incomes and is now the chosen form of accommodation for many, who favour the flexibility and mobility renting offers.According to the latest research from Paragon Mortgages, close to two-thirds (61 per cent) of landlords forecast tenant arrears to stay at a stable level over the course of the next 12 months. Only 12 per cent expect the amount of late rent owed to rise, while eight per cent think it will fall. Gary Whittaker Rentman

Severe Arrears Drop 9%