Buy-to-let lending is projected to reach £42 billion in 2026, marking an 11% rise on 2025 figures.

Following criteria changes, the minimum income for BTL applicants is now £18,000, with eligibility starting at age 18.

60–70% of sellers are live-in homeowners; 30–40% are landlords, according to newly released internal data from Open Property Group.

Non-resident fixed products fall by 30bps, now starting from 5.69%

The lender's latest updates aim to improve access for property investors.

The announcement follows last week’s completion of the Braccan Mortgage Funding 2025-1 deal, which secured £550m in funding.

60% of renters reported problems with the quality of their housing.

Bolt Works was funded with support from the West Yorkshire Combined Authority’s Brownfield Housing Fund and the Greater Manchester Pension Fund.

96% of landlords say they lack confidence in the courts’ ability to cope.

We caught up with Joe Aston from Aria Finance to find out how landlords are using bridging finance and what they need to look out for.