Henry Vaughan, VP of Growth at Selina examines why UK property investors are cautious in 2025 and how adaptable finance solutions, inspired by the US HELOC model, could support...

Landlords and property investors are the most directly affected by the Autumn Budget, with slightly higher tax on rental income and frozen tax thresholds. 

A new investor survey has revealed that three-quarters of respondents believe political uncertainty has undermined the UK’s competitiveness as a commercial real estate...

Investment purchases accounted for 20% of transactions, up from 16% in Q2.

Second cities have been found to outperform traditional hubs in terms of rental returns, with Ipswich experiencing a yield increase of 1.1 percentage points since 2023.

23% of landlords expanded their portfolios in the past year, up from 19%

Lenders have begun reducing rates despite no change in the base rate.

Average stamp duty bills for a flipped home have tripled over the last decade, impacting investors.

Landlords with four or more properties were more than twice as likely to agree with the media’s view as those with one to three.

Demand for eco-friendly homes has continued to rise as regulations and bills tighten.