The looming Renters’ Rights Bill has been found to be the main driver for landlords downsizing their investments this year.

Postcodes serving students and large employment markets topped Paragon Bank's list of locations that attracted the most buy-to-let investment in 2024.

The general insurance provider says that it is staying ahead of the proposed changes outlined in the forthcoming Renters’ Rights Bill.

An EPC rating of C is soon to become the minimum standard allowed by law for private rented properties.

The total number of completed build-to-rent homes now stands at over 123,000

Tomorrow (Tuesday the 4th of February) the long-awaited Bill gets its second reading in the House of Lords.

Tom Walker, Co-founder at StuRents looks at inconsistencies in the Renters Rights Bill which could mean that students' rights will vary significantly based on their housing type.

New data shows that tenants view their landlords positively while highlighting areas for improvement in communication and responsiveness.

The new rate cuts follow improvements made last week by the lender across its range of small HMO/MUFB products, which saw rates lowered by as much as 0.15%.

The mortgage and savings mutual's latest buy-to-let products come with 80% LTV and flexible criteria.