Fewer than 3% of London’s rental homes are currently available, as supply pressures rise ahead of the Renters’ Rights Act.

London co-living demand is becoming sharply seasonal, with July and August alone accounting for 29% of annual move-ins, according to new 2025 data on London rental market trends.

United Trust Bank has provided a £35m build-to-rent refinancing facility for a £56m Heathrow office-to-residential conversion scheme.

The new partnership combines deposit alternatives with tenant guarantor services to support affordability.

An estimated 146,728 Build to Rent units were completed in 2025, a 13.4% increase on the previous year.

The partnership will focus on loans between £20m and £75m for residential, BTR and student accommodation schemes.

Justine Edmonds, director, BTR at LRG, explores how the build-to-rent sector is moving beyond its urban origins into suburban markets, driven by hospitality-inspired service models...

Sebastian Moritz, CEO and co-founder of London-based consultancy Moricon, explores how gaps between brand promise and the actual customer experience in UK rental properties are causing...

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

As regulation tightens and competition increases, operators will need to treat leasing as a relationship-driven process rather than a transactional one.