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Buy to let rents keep rising as tenants get poorer

Buy to let rents keep rising as tenants get poorer

The average UK rent increased by 2.6% in March to £764 a month, according to the latest survey by specialist landlord insurers Homelet.
17:13 PM, 18th April 2012, About 13 years ago|0
Record Number of Landlords Making Rental Losses

Record Number of Landlords Making Rental Losses

Landlords are starting to feel a squeeze on rental profits despite rising rents, according to a new study. The number of buy to let...
16:49 PM, 16th February 2012|16
Peterborough is the Buy to Let Star of the East

Peterborough is the Buy to Let Star of the East

Landlords in Peterborough are enjoying the best rental returns of anywhere – even the flying high yields in London, according...
16:56 PM, 3rd February 2012|1
Searching for the Truth About Buy to Let on Google

Searching for the Truth About Buy to Let on Google

Buy to let pundits fill acres of space online and in the media talking up property investment – but most of them have a vested...
10:04 AM, 13th January 2012|4
Property118 Landlords Newsletter – Issue 81

Property118 Landlords Newsletter – Issue 81

The latest news and views from the property market and private rented sector. Ben Reeve-Lewis looks back to his sobering time working...
15:03 PM, 19th December 2011|0
Rising rents stall but will go up, say letting agents

Rising rents stall but will go up, say letting agents

Rents have eased back for the first time in almost a year – dropping around £7 a month to an average £717, according to one...
12:11 PM, 17th December 2011|0
Britain’s Looming Housing Crisis

Britain’s Looming Housing Crisis

With people living longer and with less people per household, it is pretty obvious that more housing is needed. But that’s just the...
9:11 AM, 19th November 2011|3
Buy to Let Rents Set to Surge by 20%

Buy to Let Rents Set to Surge by 20%

9:59 AM, 14th November 2011|2
Property118 Landlords Newsletter – Issue 63

Property118 Landlords Newsletter – Issue 63

11:41 AM, 21st September 2011|0
Tenants Feel the Strain of Rising Rents and Inflation

Tenants Feel the Strain of Rising Rents and Inflation

13:16 PM, 16th September 2011|0
London’s calling corporate investors in to buy to let

London’s calling corporate investors in to buy to let

15:56 PM, 2nd August 2011|0
Nationwide confirms lifeless housing market

Nationwide confirms lifeless housing market

9:27 AM, 31st May 2011|0
More landlords can expect to pay 40% tax

More landlords can expect to pay 40% tax

11:07 AM, 13th December 2010|0
Buy to let bonanza as rents set to soar.

Buy to let bonanza as rents set to soar.

14:36 PM, 27th October 2010|0
Landlords eager to expand buy-to-let portfolios. Report from LSL Property Services

Landlords eager to expand buy-to-let portfolios. Report f...

14:25 PM, 27th October 2010|0
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