Five years on: How 2016’s tax changes have shrunk the buy-to-let market

News

“The tax changes introduced from 2016 onwards have undoubtedly taken the heat out of the buy-to-let market," argues Hamptons' research chief Aneisha Beveridge. "Landlord purchases have dropped and consequently the rental sector is 7% smaller than it was at its peak in 2017."

This content is available only to PrimeResi Members.

If you have a membership login below, otherwise join Prime Resi today for full access to the Journal of Luxury Property.

Feature

A year after the pandemic struck, Savills is "optimistic" about the outlook for Britain's prime property markets...
News

The number of home-mover, remortgage and buy-to-let lending picked up in December, reports UK Finance.
Feature

JLL forecasts price growth of 2.5% pa for the next five years as UK transitions into 'new paradigm'; PCL to be weakest performing region in 2018...