Financial markets are expecting three Bank of England rate cuts by the end of the year.

The lender has also made reductions of up to 0.24% on other selected buy-to-let products

60% of private rental homes in England and Wales are rated EPC D or below, meaning 1.6 million properties would need retrofitting annually to meet 2030 targets.

Landlords can now earn up to £2,000 cashback on eligible HMO and MUFB mortgages through Fleet’s new and existing incentive schemes.

Viewings per London rental property fell 35% year-on-year in April 2025, even as average rents rose 10%.

Stabilised assets accounted for 48% of Q1 2025 BTR investment volume — more than triple the five-year average.

Last month, the lender announced the launch of two new expat mortgages - one buy-to-let and one residential.

This rate cuts follows a similar reduction across Landbay’s limited edition and product transfer ranges last month.

Molo CEO, Matt Kimber shares his insight and explores how U.S. tariffs on Chinese and other Asian goods might unexpectedly benefit UK landlords.

The full range has been reduced by 15bps.