Average rents in England rose by 2% year on year in February, down from 4% a year earlier.

Pricing at 75% LTV has dropped from 1.00% pm to 0.90% pm.

Complaint enquiries increased by 47% in 2025, with lettings remaining the largest source of disputes.

Limited companies accounted for 43% of mortgaged buy-to-let purchases in 2025, up from 35% in 2024.

Total housing transactions in 2025 were 10% higher than in 2024.

Rent growth for new tenancies slowed to just 1.9% in the year to November 2025, the lowest rate in four years.

Service charges have risen 55.6% over the past decade, outpacing CPI inflation, which grew 39.8% over the same period.

The new deal secured a lower rate than the client’s previous lending arrangements.

Brighton recorded a +15% rise in rents in 2025, the fastest growth of any UK city.

An estimated 210,163 households in England's private rented sector fell into rent arrears in 2024-25, with the average debt standing at £2,238.