Discover the latest trends from the Private Rented Sector (PRS) and find out how landlords and the market is responding in the wake of a third lockdown and the Covid-19 vaccine. 

With the UK still dealing with the impact of coronavirus and the post-Brexit transition, we take a look at what the year ahead could have in store for the buy-to-let market.

Millions of people call the Private Rented Sector (PRS) home, but who are these tenants and why do they rent? Read our 2020 UK Tenant Report and discover the answers to these questions and more.

The coronavirus pandemic has hugely disrupted the lives and education of university students across the UK. But how has it affected the student buy-to-let sector? Our Mortgages Managing Director,  ...

Research shows that retiree renters and those in the upper-middle age category are the fastest growing segments of the private rented sector (PRS). Read our full report to find out more.

Signs of optimism returning amongst brokers? See the results from our latest mortgage intermediary survey. 

With the housing market now reopened, many surveys indicate a preference for outside space and more suburban or rural locations. Director of Mortgage Sales, Moray Hulme discusses the potential impact.

The North West has become the second largest UK region for buy-to-let purchases. Find out just what has driven this growth and what makes it so attractive for landlords to invest.

After reopening in May, the UK housing market has shown positive signs of recovery, perhaps further boosted by Rishi Sunak’s Stamp Duty holiday...

How has the coronavirus pandemic affected the mortgage market? Find out with the results from our latest mortgage intermediary survey.