The commercial mortgage launch adds to the lender's existing bridging and buy-to-let services

Over 11 million renters in England, equal to 19% of households, will be affected by the Bill.

High-end property sales continue to soar despite a broader market slowdown, according to Enness Global.

The firm will offer loans ranging from £5m to £100m to Scottish developers.

9.7% of UK-secured loans are now taken out for home improvements, according to new insight from Pepper Money.

The west Yorkshire city has retained its title as the UK’s hottest property market, topping OnTheMarket’s Hotspots Index for a second consecutive quarter.

In Nottingham, typical savings could reach £1,816 per year under the proposed changes.

In Derbyshire Dales, 21% of all listed homes are cottages.

The new commercial property loan offers up to £3m on a first charge.

The research comes as the Scottish Parliament continues to consider the Housing (Scotland) Bill, which will reform the rental housing market.