Investment lots and land draw demand in the auction market, but pricing matters more, say NAVA Propertymark panel members.

New analysis of bridging completions points to a full-year total of £8bn for 2026, despite a sharp fall in activity at the start of the year.

StrideUp has doubled its HMO and MUFB limits and raised maximum Shariah-compliant buy-to-let finance to £2.5m per property.

A no-deposit option matters to 33% of private renters, matching transport links and outranking parking at 30%.

The cuts span multiple products in its regulated and non-regulated bridging loan ranges.

Nearly three quarters of professional property investors plan to invest in Build to Rent despite a sharp fall in new starts, as Handelsbanken's fifth annual Property Investor Report...

Letting agents at Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward address five common misconceptions around renting in London following the introduction of the Renters' Rights Act.

United Trust Bank has cut bridging finance rates across its regulated and unregulated ranges, while also expanding its LTV bandings for brokers.

The products, which also include holiday home cover, can be accessed through Prestige Underwriting’s Open & Direct brand.

Foundation has reduced buy-to-let rates by up to 0.35% and launched new Property Plus Expat products, with rates now starting at 4.59% across its F1 range.