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Fleet Mortgages has cut rates across its standard, limited company, and HMO/MUFB product ranges, and introduced new fixed-rate deals for buy-to-let landlords.
Restoring buyer confidence in flats is vital for the UK housing sector, according to Hill Group CEO Andy Hill, as flats have underperformed compared to houses since 2016.
The government has outlined a framework for a landlord ombudsman scheme to handle tenant complaints against private landlords, but further legislation is needed before it becomes mandatory.
Landlord leaders at the NRLA have rejected MPs' recommendations to make it easier for councils to introduce selective HMO licensing schemes, as reported by The Negotiator.
The Upper Tribunal has ruled that Portsmouth City Council exceeded its powers by imposing certain HMO licence conditions, following a challenge supported by the Portsmouth & District Private Landlords Association.
Bank lending to small and medium-sized property firms has fallen 14% in five years, with more loans now directed to large property investment businesses, according to Karis Capital.
Hill Group’s CEO says restoring confidence in flats is essential for the UK housing market, as flat prices lag behind houses and buyer concerns persist.
Aldermore and L&C Mortgages discuss the vital role of brokers as the mortgage sector faces ongoing volatility and product changes, with lenders emphasising transparency and support.
Devon estate agency Kivells has moved to a hybrid employee ownership trust structure, giving employees an indirect stake while retaining existing leadership and governance.
Websters Estate Agents has acquired Watsons' Sheringham residential sales business, marking its entry into the North Norfolk coastal property market.
UK Build to Rent investment hit £2.2bn in Q2 2026, surpassing previous years' totals and driven by major transactions and increased North American capital.
FCA records show a 45% fall in licensed credit broker firms since the Covid-19 pandemic, with sole traders and partnerships most affected. The decline may impact business funding options.
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