New data from Reapit suggests that retirees could benefit from a National Insurance exemption on rental income, making buy-to-let investment more attractive for older landlords.

By 2040, equity release could unlock £23bn annually to fund longer retirements, according to a new figures.

12% of adults expect to still be renting in retirement.

Only 38% of UK retirees have a monthly income of £1,700 or more, a key threshold linked to happiness in retirement.

HTB is also working with the borrower on a separate funding facility for a residential scheme in central London.

42% of developers view retirement living as the most profitable sector, according to newly released data from Shawbrook.

Just £13,400 is needed for a Minimum retirement income, but only if housing costs are excluded

51% of UK households will need to tap into property wealth to fund retirement by 2040.

The latest research from Regency Living has revealed that military towns are commanding huge house price premiums.

The new £50m facility will allow the Church of England Pensions Board to continue to purchase properties to meet the increasing numbers of retiring clergy households.