Holiday let owners in Southwold earned an average of £35,400 in 2024, around 40% more than the UK average

Average rental yields for buy-to-let properties have reached 7.11% in April 2025, the highest since February 2011, according to Paragon Bank.

Fixtures and furnishings in rental homes are wearing out 30% faster due to the rise in remote work, according to Inventory Base.

Landlords with 4–10 properties were found to be the most confident, with 31% feeling positive about the future, according to new research.

New limited-edition buy-to-let products at 65% LTV now start from 3.52%

Rates have been reduced by up to 0.55% across specialist buy-to-let products.

Buy-to-let searches fell to just 14.74% of the market in April, the lowest share since January 2020.

Rates have been cut by up to 40bps on credit repair mortgage products.

Buy-to-let landlords in the North East earned an average 9.3% gross yield this year, the highest in the country, according to newly released data from Hamptons.

All privately rented properties in England and Wales will need an EPC grade C or better by 2028 for new tenancies, and by 2030 for existing ones.