Tom Bill, head of UK residential research at Knight Frank, explores how geopolitical uncertainty, tax changes, and tight supply are shaping demand and rents in London’s prime property market.

Across England, the average landlord could see each property lose between £24,286 and £36,429 over a typical ownership period ...

Buy-to-let mortgage arrears cases dropped 9% quarter-on-quarter in Q4 2025, with possessions falling 14% over the same period ...

London room rents have risen 37% in five years, climbing from £721 per month in Q4 2020 to £985 per month in Q4 2025.

Limited company landlords hold an average of 15.9 properties, more than three times the 4.9 average among individual ...

Oli Williamson, co-founder and chief underwriting officer, Aspect Insurance, explores how rising economic pressures, ...

Working with specialist broker Unique Property Finance, Redwood provided £3.7 million in term lending for a portfolio of ...

Average rents in England rose by 2% year on year in February, down from 4% a year earlier. Rents across England remained ...

London Credit has reduced rates across its residential bridging range by up to 10% per month, with pricing now starting from 0.55% pm. The lender has cut rates across all residential loan-to-value ...

Property Redress designed its annual report as a practical resource for agents and landlords. Alongside complaint statistics ...

Limited companies represented 43% of mortgaged buy-to-let house purchases during the year, up from 35% in 2024. The share has ...

“Annual house price growth remained steady at 1.0% in February,” said Gardner, chief economist at Nationwide. “Prices increased by 0.3% month on month, after taking account of seasonal effects.