65% of landlords planning rent rises say the upcoming tax increase is a key reason for doing so, second only to higher property running costs.

The Mortgage Lender now offers limited-edition buy-to-let products with rates starting from 3.29%.

Average void periods increased from 23 to 26 days, with six of nine regions recording longer gaps between lets.

The bank reduced buy-to-let mortgage rates by up to 40bps, with new deals starting from 2.99%.

Limited turnkey stock, rising demand for energy-efficient upgrades and the long-term investment potential of refurbishments are driving a surge in interest.

Sanjay Joshi, director at estate agents Lawsons & Daughters, says that the housing market is moving in different directions – and there is little relief for the buy-to-let...

Two-year fixed BTL rate at 75% LTV cut from 5.55% to 5.35%

New research commissioned by Aldermore reveals a mixed picture for the country’s landlords.

£49.7 billion of fixed-rate buy-to-let mortgages will mature in the next 12 months, according to new market analysis.

Nick Riesel, managing director of FreeOfficeFinder, explores how landlords must adapt their office portfolios to meet changing occupier needs driven by hybrid working, focusing on...