Planned government spending cuts of £50 billion by 2029 are intended to offset the policy.

Landlords in Wales achieved an average gross yield of 8.84% in Q3, up from 8.59% in Q2, according to newly released data from Paragon Bank.

The firm has achieved £270m in commercial sales so far in 2025 across 402 lots, with an 83% success rate.

Average rental yields across England and Wales increased from 7.2% to 7.5% over the past year.

The retained portfolio includes 16 flats, with eight pre-let, providing immediate rental income.

The average eviction waiting time for a County Court Bailiff in London is eight months, often exceeding a year.

East Sussex recorded the largest county-level rise at 69.7%.

31% of rental properties across England were let in Q3, up 1.7% from the previous quarter.

UK commercial real estate revenue is forecast to reach £8.1bn in 2025

Barnes led super prime demand (£10m+) at 33.3%, with the largest quarterly growth of +33.3%.