UK short-term rentals see later bookings and shorter stays as operators hold rates heading into spring.

Average monthly rents across Northern Ireland have reached £995, reflecting annual growth of over 6%, outpacing both inflation and wage growth.

The combined product now offers up to 24 months for bridge or development loans, followed by up to three years for buy-to-let, creating a total term of five years.

Average agreed rents across the UK were broadly steady in March, although the latest figures from ARLA Propertymark show notable differences between regions.

Keystone Property Finance has reintroduced fixed-rate buy-to-let products with rates from 3.54%, restoring broker choice after a period of market disruption.

An 80% fall in London BtR construction starts left just 613 homes beginning development in 2025.

Across England, the average landlord could see each property lose between £24,286 and £36,429 over a typical ownership period if upkeep is neglected.

Five-year zero fee fixes offer rates of 5.09% for purchases/remortgages and 5.14% for remortgages with a free valuation.

Just over half of landlords reported awareness of tax-related changes, including capital gains tax adjustments and alterations to landlord tax relief, while awareness of upcoming...

April saw the second-highest share of landlords’ annual maintenance spend in 2025, as many aim to get their properties in order for the year ahead.