London bridging finance reaches a turning point as rental income covers loan interest for the first time in a decade.

Arc & Co. has arranged a £4.6m bridging finance to refinance and complete a commercial development in Essex.

Norton Home Loans approved a £218,000 non-standard construction mortgage in Southampton, consolidating debt and funding renovations after three lenders declined the case.

The Renters’ Rights Act is continuing to fuel uncertainty across the PRS, as landlords weigh exits and agents question their preparedness.

Investec analysis shows London's buy-to-let market is shrinking fast, with half of homes listed for sale in early 2025 having been rental properties, and very few returning to the...

ONS data shows UK private rental prices grew 3.4% annually to £1,377 in March 2026, the slowest rate of growth in four years, with the North East and London sitting at opposite...

As the Renters' Rights Act becomes law on 1 May 2026, landlords, letting agents and legal professionals assess what the sweeping reforms mean for the private rented sector.

The five-year fixed rate products will be available up to 70% LTV, and Paragon will also reintroduce an 80% LTV product.

Research from LRG reveals that despite widespread awareness of the Renters' Rights Act, most landlords and tenants remain unclear on what it will mean in practice.

Charles Street Finance has provided a £900,000 development finance loan to support the transformation of a 1970s Cheshire bungalow into a £2m five-bedroom executive home in...