Several buy to let lenders have recently announced rate reductions and product enhancements, offering landlords more attractive remortgage options. The Mortgage Lender, Molo, Fleet Mortgages and Coventry for Intermediaries have all introduced cuts to their lending rates, alongsid
The Bank of England has once again opted to hold interest rates at 3.75% today, but the base rate is now expected to rise later in the year.
Recent analysis from the Open Property Data Association reveals that 58% of UK property transactions fall through after an offer is accepted, resulting in an estimated £2 billion annual cost to the economy. This high failure rate highlights persistent inefficiencies in the home-b
The government’s requirement for rental properties to meet an Energy Performance Certificate rating of C by 2030 is gaining urgency. Recent data from The Mortgage Works reveals that only 33% of landlords fully understand what the EPC C standard entails. This knowledge gap is conc
A group of MPs are urging the Government to introduce a cap on the ground rent leaseholders pay freeholders by the end of next year.
Recent moves by four UK lenders to lower buy to let mortgage rates by as much as 30 basis points could ease financing costs for landlords, but the impact will vary depending on the product type and borrower profile. Molo led the charge with a headline reduction of 10bps on its st
Cities such as Manchester, Wolverhampton and Nottingham have benefited from lower starting price points
The latest data from Yopa reveals that average house prices across Britain have declined by 0.22% per month in 2026, marking only the second time in ten years that monthly growth has turned negative. This shift reflects tighter affordability conditions and the impact of rising in
Esher, a Surrey commuter town, saw one of the steepest rises in demand from flatshare tenants in the past year.
House prices grew by a measly one per cent in the year to February in a 'modest recovery', Nationwide says.
The housing market slowdown has been most evident across southern England and Wales
A major estate agent has revised its house price forecast downwards, saying that higher mortgage costs will reduce demand for moving home.
