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Interest-only loans, cash injections and shorter fixed mortgages become more common

A decade on from the second‑home stamp duty surcharge: 2.2 million rental homes missing, higher rents and l...

Growing tax strain accelerates the shift to company ownership

Newly agreed rents ended 2025 lower than where they started.

Our analysis of the property tax changes in the November 2025 Budget

Learning lessons from Scotland's rent 'freeze'.

Newly agreed rent prices continue to fall, while the cost of renewing a contract is up.

Which countries have the highest number of British expat landlords?

Strong rental growth and stagnant prices has led to increasing gross yields.

As investor purchases defy expectations despite second home stamp duty hikes.

But the average tenant would have saved £1,611 annually had rents tracked CPI since 2015.

The government has been thinking about levying National Insurance on landlords' rental income.