With rental growth on new lets at its fastest since November 2024, Hamptons data shows 56% of tenants who bought in September now pay more each month than they did in rent.

£1 invested in UK buy-to-let in 1996 generated £22.30 in total returns by 2026, a 2,130% return that narrowly beat the S&P 500's £22.05.

The buy-to-let incorporation boom that reshaped how landlords hold property is running out of steam, with new company formations projected to fall for the first time since the...

Buy-to-let investors made up 14.1% of all July purchases as chain-free landlords pushed for steep discounts, with 27% of lowball offers accepted and rental growth for new lets reaching...

New data shows landlord sales falling behind landlord purchases for the first time since 2019, as the Renters' Rights Act reshapes the market.

New data from Hamptons shows fewer landlords increased rents in the first month of the Renters' Rights Act, though future rises could be larger.

Buy-to-let investment has reached its highest share of purchases since 2016, with a record proportion of landlord acquisitions coming from other landlords exiting the sector.

Buy-to-let mortgage rates have surged to levels not seen since 2023, prompting landlords to shift towards interest-only deals, shorter fixes and cash injections at remortgage.

A decade after the second home stamp duty surcharge, analysis suggests 2.2 million potential rental homes are missing from the private rented sector.

More than three-quarters of all new buy-to-let purchases are now made through limited companies.