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Our housing market needs a long-term vision, and one which is co-ordinated across government and the wider industry. And it is...

Next month's Budget is a golden opportunity to reform Britain's broken housing market and get the country moving again, according to...

The average homeowner in this country could be £352,500 better off than the average private renter over the next 30 years, even...

Rents in the UK’s private rented sector increased by 1.3% in the 12 months to May 2019, up from 1.2% in April,...

Tax and legislative changes have unsurprisingly left many buy-to-let investors with little alternative but to pass costs onto tenants by pushing up...

The increasing tax burden on landlords is likely to result in increased rents, according to research from the Intermediary Mortgage Lenders...

Nationwide has seen profits fall following a drop in buy-to-let mortgages as demand for rental properties continue to fall. It is currently...

  There has been a significant decline in buy-to-let acquisitions since 2015 owed primary to tax and regulatory changes, new figures show. A...

Enquiries from investors seeking to invest in the buy-to-let market rose sharply in the final three months of 2016, new figures...

Buy-to-let lending will fall by as much as 20% over the next two years to reach around £33bn by the end...

Our latest infographic shows figures of how the majority of deposits are repaid at the end of tenancy and goes into...

Mortgage industry insiders have expressed concern about the Government’s plans to allow the Bank of England to intervene in the buy-to-let...

Measures which discourage investment in the private rented sector can only push up rents and harm tenants more than landlords, a...