For landlords in Newcastle and Gateshead

Thinking of switching letting agent?

If you own a rental property in Newcastle or Gateshead and want a different management service, speak to Rent North East about a practical handover.

Up to 6 months free management

Free rental valuation and management review. No obligation.

  • Review of your current management arrangements
  • Clear explanation of our service and fees
  • Coordination of tenancy records and handover information
  • Ongoing rent collection, tenant communication and property care

Your current agreement may include notice requirements or charges. We will discuss these before you decide; we do not promise an immediate or cost-free switch.

Free rental valuation & management review

Get advice on your property's rental value, marketing and management options. Start with your name, phone number and property postcode.

Up to 6 months free management

Own a property to let? Request a free rental valuation and management review. Looking for a home to rent? View rental properties and request a viewing.

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We'll discuss your property's rental value, how to market it and the management options. No obligation.

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What happens next

  1. 1Tell us about your property and what you want to improve.
  2. 2We review the handover requirements and your current agent agreement.
  3. 3Once terms and timing are agreed, we coordinate the transfer.

In our customers’ words

People. Property.
Properly looked after.

Read experiences shared by Rent North East customers, from first-time landlords to owners living overseas.

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“I am a landlord with roughly 80 properties in the North East. I was recommended Rent North East and have since been using them for around 6 months. The service from Jack is always very good and proactive and I have found them much more worthwhile than other agents I have used over the years. I hope to continue this great working relationship for many years to come.”
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Your North East property team

Local people. Practical landlord support.

Rent North East helps landlords let and manage their properties, with a service shaped around the property and the level of support you need.

Local property knowledge

Based in Gateshead, working with rental properties across Newcastle and the wider North East.

A team you can talk to

Practical support with tenants, rent, maintenance and the decisions that come with owning a rental property.

Nearby or further away

Support for first-time landlords, experienced portfolio owners and landlords living elsewhere in the UK or overseas.

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Clear answers for landlords

Frequently asked questions

From finding your first tenant to handing over an existing portfolio.

Our managed service covers rent collection, tenant communication, maintenance coordination, routine inspections, arrears chasing and tenancy administration. We also help coordinate certificates and keep you informed about your property. We explain the agreed scope, fees and any separately charged work before you appoint us.

Let’s talk about your property

Get clear advice on the right service and next steps.

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Rent North East

Property management and lettings across the North East. A local letting agent for landlords who want their property properly looked after.

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Areas we cover

Gateshead, Newcastle, Sunderland, Durham, South Shields, North Shields, Jarrow, Washington, Chester-le-Street, Stanley, Consett and surrounding areas.

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