When it comes to making your first buy to let property investment, there really is no time like the present.

New data shows that Northern yields have beaten the South East and infrastructure is on the horizon.

Average house prices in England and Wales are set to increase by 30% in the next five years, with the national forecast reinforcing the north/south divide.

Housing would be a top priority for capital investment under a future Labour government according to Ed Miliband yesterday.

Mortgage market commentators at today’s FSE London event, the premier exhibition for the financial services industry, have suggested gross lending levels will breach £200bn this...

Home Group chief executive Mark Henderson has outlined three main themes which he believes could help Government and housing providers start to deliver the volume of homes required to...

A new report into student rentals reveals the percentage of properties offering bills inclusive rates has reached 51%, with an average just shy of 60% per city across the UK.

New analysis by Direct Line for Business (DL4B) reveals that landlords in England are witnessing a booming rental market.

Largest UK cities named as the locations where rent exceptions should be made

Investors looking for top buy-to-let yields are better off heading North as returns are stronger, according to a quarterly index.