Recent data from Knight Frank has shown that the demand for homes with high energy efficiency ratings is increasing.

Despite a drop in reported tenant stress, void periods have increased

One in five prospective homebuyers intend on making their home more energy efficient in the hope of a more favourable mortgage deal

Rates on five-year fixed-rate buy-to-let mortgages start at 4.60%.

Alongside the rate reductions, the lender has also announced the launch of a new two-year, fixed-rate product for Professional borrowers.

Potential policies being floated by the major parties include tax relief for selling to existing tenants, an extension of ‘Awaab’s Law’, and stricter EPC demands.

At least 18 million homes have an EPC rating of a D or below and need to be improved, according to new analysis from Rightmove.

31% have made changes to meet market demand, according to Shawbrook's analysis.

With housing targets seemingly never met, building more homes should be high on the list of priorities for the next government, according to voters.

A majority of landlords plan to maintain their portfolios regardless of who wins the election.