Latest news, advice, and insights for UK property professionals
A survey by The Letting Partnership found that 19% of landlords in England do not trust letting agents to manage client money, with many calling for greater transparency.
Molo, Zephyr Homeloans, and The Mortgage Works have announced changes to their buy-to-let mortgage rates, including increases to fixed rates and adjustments to tracker products.
Brickflow's Q2 2026 MarketWatch report shows lenders increasing activity in previously overlooked segments, with notable growth in bridging loans for land with detailed planning.
The latest e.surv report shows UK house prices up 1.6% year-on-year, with Yorkshire and the Humber leading regional growth and London prices falling.
Research by Mojo Mortgages finds almost 80% of UK first-time buyers feel the education system did not prepare them for mortgages, interest rates, or home ownership.
Canada Life reports that 43% of equity release applicants in H1 2026 cited home improvements as their main reason, with mortgage repayment and gifting to family also noted.
The government has defended the Making Tax Digital scheme, which now requires landlords earning over £50,000 to keep digital records and submit quarterly updates.
Ismail Azam of L&C discusses the importance of inclusivity and diversity in the mortgage industry, highlighting ongoing challenges and initiatives at his firm.
MPs have warned that the Home Office lacks a credible long-term plan for housing asylum seekers, despite a government pledge to stop using hotels by 2029.
Santander UK's mortgage book increased by £35.7bn following its acquisition of TSB, making it the UK's fourth-largest mortgage lender, according to Mortgage Strategy.
ONS data shows UK private rent growth stalled in June, with annual increases steady at 3.3%. Wales saw the strongest growth, while London had the highest average rent.
Some councils are disclosing how they will fund enforcement of the Renters’ Rights Act, including using fines collected from landlords and updating enforcement policies.
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