As a landlord, your property’s yield is an important figure. It indicates the level of return your property investment is generating and can be used to track the performance of your property over time so that you can compare it with other buy-to-let properties and market averages, as well as other types of financial investment.
New figures showing the growing size of first time buyer deposits suggest that many would-be purchasers will be staying with the private rental sector in the next two years at least.
The number of major housing projects given the go-ahead in England has fallen to its lowest level since records began in 2006, Government figures show.
The average house price in the UK was £288,000 in June, increasing by 1.7% over the past 12 months, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has reported.
Over 100,000 homes held up due to defective EU laws will be unblocked between now and 2030, delivering an estimated £18 billion boost to the economy, the government has announced.
UK interest rates will peak at 5.5% next month as Bank of England policymakers try to minimise the impact of higher borrowing costs on the UK economy and avoid a prolonged recession, economists predict.
Property asking prices in the UK have fallen to their lowest point since 2018 as soaring mortgage rates add further pressure to buyers, data from Rightmove suggests.
The number of landlords falling behind on mortgage payments has risen by a third over the summer amid a streak of interest rate hikes, new figures have shown.
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