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The funding covered a shortfall of over £2.2m, including SDLT, after a family gift was withdrawn.

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

Tenants moving home now tie up an average of £2,524 across two cash deposits at the same time.

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...

Canopy’s Rental Affordability Index reveals growing differences between rent-to-income ratios across the UK in 2025.

London renters now spend 49.5% of their income on rent, down from around 50% in 2024, according to newly released market data from Benham and Reeves.

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