Buy to Let

The Renters’ Rights Act is now live in England. Here is a plain English guide to the key changes, and what they could mean for tenants, landlords, and buy to let decisions.

England’s private rented sector changes from 1 May 2026. Here is what the Renters’ Rights reforms could mean for landlords, renters, and buy to let decision making.

Early 2026 data suggested a steady market, but March’s base rate hold and inflation risks have shifted expectations. Here is what that means for buyers, sellers, and investors.

Early 2026 data suggests a steadier UK market with modest price movement and clear regional differences. Here is what the first indicators mean for buyers, sellers, and investors.

2026 is shaping up to be a steadier year for UK property, with modest growth forecasts and a clearer rate backdrop. Here is what buyers and sellers should watch this year.

Remortgaging is set to stay busy in 2026. With average fixed rates easing and more refinancing expected, this is a year to review timelines, options, and borrowing strategy.

Sub-4 % mortgage deals, stabilising prices and improving lender competition make 2026 look promising for buyers and investors. 

With the Autumn Budget looming and tax-reform rumours circling, the housing market is holding its breath. Here’s how buyers and sellers can navigate the uncertainty and act with confidence.

With growth forecast to stall and tax-reform uncertainty clouding the horizon, the UK housing market may be entering a flat-line phase. Here’s how to act with purpose now.

Luxury-home demand has softened amid tax speculation, but upcoming reforms to speed up home buying may restore confidence. Here’s what it means for you.

Rents have hit a record £1,577 a month, while landlords face rising pressure from new legislation and possible tax changes. Here’s what it means for the market.

The UK's millionaire exodus is reshaping the property and mortgage market, creating both challenges and opportunities for investors and financial professionals.

Recent U.S. tariffs have significant implications for the UK mortgage and property markets, influencing interest rates, housing demand, and investment trends.

The UK Spring Statement 2025 introduces key fiscal policies affecting mortgages and the property market, including changes to interest rates, stamp duty, and housing supply initiatives.

Worried about upcoming EPC regulations? Learn how to navigate these changes for landlords and discover why improving your property’s energy efficiency could be effective for your investment.

If you own a second property or a buy-to-let, or you’re a portfolio landlord, reforms to Capital Gains Tax could significantly increase your tax liability. Read on to find out more...

If you’ve been a landlord for a while, your tax burden has likely risen in recent years. Since 2020, landlords haven’t been allowed to deduct their mortgage costs from their rental income...

If you are a landlord, raising the rent is a tricky and often moral decision. Read on to find out how landlords are squaring rising costs with looking after their tenants...

Read on to find out about the pros and cons of student buy-to-let, and to discover the top 10 UK locations to be a student landlord...

To further enhance the service you can access at Altura, we’re delighted to introduce specialist and commercial lending expert Guy Nyirenda – the newest member of the Altura team...

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has not only caused a tragic loss of life, but also a major humanitarian crisis. If you’re thinking of helping by renting a room in your home, here’s what you need to know...

If you’re a landlord, you will know that the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rules exist to try and make UK homes more energy-efficient. From April 2023, the rules are changing...

However, there is still a lot of optimism about the UK property market. Here are five reasons why UK *Buy to Let continues to offer a great opportunity in 2020...