Leeds has been identified as the most difficult UK city in which to secure a rental property with a garden, according to new analysis of the private rented sector. The finding underscores a broader supply squeeze affecting outdoor space across Britain's major regional cities, but Leeds stands out as a particular pinch point, with only a small fraction of available listings offering any private garden or outdoor amenity. For a city of over 800,000 people that has seen substantial city-centre apartment development over the past decade, the result is not entirely surprising — but it carries real consequences for tenants and significant opportunity for landlords who can offer what has become an increasingly premium feature.