
Rental supply drops as one in four landlords plan to sell up – LandlordBuyers
Research found that 26% of landlords planned to sell in the next year, while just 6% wanted to buy more properties.

Research found that 26% of landlords planned to sell in the next year, while just 6% wanted to buy more properties.

Most investors who agreed deals in advance of higher Stamp Duty rates being announced in the Budget have remained committed to their purchase.

The analysis found that in the current market, there are only a little over 11,000 rental properties across the country offering the addition of a tenant in situ.

Octane Capital compared the total amount of borrowing amongst buy-to-let landlords between Q3 2022 and Q2 2023 and the corresponding period the year before.

Landlords also had a strong awareness of the future legislation around a minimum EPC level of C being introduced for all private rental sector properties.

Paragon Bank research showed that 74% of landlords who intend to purchase buy-to-let property in the next year will do so via a Limited Company.

A four bed house in London can demand as much as £4,937 a month vs just £643 a month in Hull, research from Landlord Buyers has found.
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