A reduced supply of luxury rental homes in London is feeding into higher rents, which are now a third higher than before the pandemic, new research has revealed.
More companies are registered to hold buy-to-let property than for any other type of business as investors seek to reduce their tax burden, new data reveals.
Wales and the North East are the best areas for hard-hit buy-to-let investors looking for above-inflation returns.
The gap between rents in the North and South of England has closed to its smallest level since 2013.
A record 50,004 limited BTL companies were set up last year, driven by landlords looking to shelter themselves from higher interest rates.
