Darrell Walker, group sales director at Chetwood Bank for ModaMortgages and CHL Mortgages, explores how regional differences in property values, rental yields, and economic...

Wealthy investors are pivoting toward buy-to-let and private assets as tax shelters run out.

New two-year fixed rates start from 4.54%, with five-year fixes from 5.10% on standard properties up to 75% LTV.

Buy-to-let remortgage lending is forecast to exceed £26.5bn this year, according to IMLA.

Aspen’s updated bridge-to-let product now offers combined terms of up to five years with maximum loans of £15m and LTVs of up to 80%.

The launch follows last week’s introduction of two new two-year tracker products and two zero-fee, five-year fixed-rate options, also within the Premier range.

Buy-to-let lending accounted for 8.2% of total mortgage lending in Q3 2025.

Molo has surpassed £1 billion of mortgage completions to date

Standard buy-to-let two-year fixed rates fall by up to 0.19%, starting from 4.12%.

One in three landlords sought new finance, refinancing, or a product transfer in the past 12 months, rising to six in ten among those with existing borrowing.