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Together has named Arun Jeyarajah as corporate sales director for London and the South, focusing on promoting bridging loans, commercial mortgages, and development finance.
The Bank of England reports that lending above 90% LTV reached its highest share since 2008 in Q2 2026, while buy-to-let mortgage advances fell to their lowest since 2024.
Rental arrears among UK landlords have dropped to 26%, the lowest in six years, but 41% of landlords report void periods lasting over a week, especially those with larger portfolios.
Butterfield Mortgages Limited has completed a £4.5 million financing deal for two central London buy-to-let properties valued at £7 million.
The Ministry of Housing has announced revisions to Approved Documents L and F to correct minor errors. The changes apply to England and were published on 8 September 2026.
AI is revolutionising property inventory in the UK, automating photo analysis and report drafting. But where does technology end and human expertise still matter? Discover the real capabilities and limitations of AI inventory software in 2026.
TrustMark research finds 74% of UK homeowners are unaware of protections for home improvement work, with many lacking key information before projects begin.
The government has defended Making Tax Digital for landlords, stating it helps them manage tax affairs. The scheme becomes compulsory for landlords and sole traders in April 2026.
Buckinghamshire Building Society has launched three-year discounted mortgage products, including options for retirement and credit restore borrowers, with rates starting at 5.09%.
Housing associations in England have sold 25,000 social and affordable homes to private buyers since 2018/19, with sales reaching a record high in 2024/25.
Glenigan's latest index shows UK construction starts fell 20% year-on-year, with residential and social housing sectors experiencing significant declines.
New research from The Cumberland Building Society finds 88% of brokers report increased holiday let mortgage enquiries, with higher yields and regulatory changes driving interest.
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