BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, UK. June 25th, 2026 – New figures reveal that 57% of landlords planning to reduce their property portfolios intend to exit the private rented sector altogether, highlighting a significant shift in the UK’s housing market. While house prices have remained largely flat throughout the first half of 2026 and rental demand continues to grow,
LONDON, UK. December 17th 2025 – Thousands of UK landlords are expected to leave the private rental sector in 2026, following a turbulent 2025 in which approximately 93,000 buy-to-let landlords exited the market. According to property purchasing firm LandlordBuyer, the combination of regulatory reform, financial pressures, and growing uncertainty is triggering a sustained shift in
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Buckinghamshire, UK. October 27th 2025 – New analysis from LandlordBuyer suggests that the UK’s property market divide between North and South is set to widen further by 2026, as northern regions continue to outperform the South in both rental yield and price growth. According to recent data, average property prices in the South of England
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GERRARDS CROSS, UK. September 26th, 2024 – New 2024 research, analysed by LandlordBuyers.com, shows that private rental prices have all increased across England (8.5%), Wales (8.5%), Scotland (7.6%) and Northern Ireland (9.9%) in the last 12 months. Experts say, on average, you should be spending 30% of your monthly salary* on your rental fees. Despite
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