Lloyds is rapidly expanding its rental portfolio, reshaping the UK property market and increasing competition for private investors. Discover what this shift means for yields, strategy and future opportunities — and learn how investors can stay ahead with smart sourcing and data-driven property decisions.

The Autumn Budget 2025 increases property income tax rates to 22%, 42%, and 47% from April 2027. Landlords may face lower net rental yields and rising rents. Discover how this change affects small-scale and portfolio investors, with insights from the OBR, RICS, and buy-to-let lending trends. Plan your strategy with expert guidance.

UK property down-valuations are increasing as surveyors return figures 10–17% below agreed prices. With lenders tightening criteria, more buyers face deposit gaps, renegotiations and failed transactions. Learn why valuations are being reduced, how it impacts mortgages, and how buyers and investors can protect themselves in 2025.

Discover how a client built a five-property portfolio generating £84,000 in instant equity and £1,443 monthly net profit. Learn how strategic sourcing, below-market deals and full end-to-end management delivered exceptional results with Property Like A Pro.

Rising property prices are pushing first-time buyers in the UK into areas with fewer parks and green spaces. Discover why considering lifestyle and wellbeing is crucial when buying your first home.

Private rents in the UK are at record levels, taking up almost 44% of the average wage. Discover what this means for tenants, landlords, and property investors, and how to navigate a tightening rental market.

UK house price growth slowed in October 2025 due to tax uncertainty, but high-yield regional markets remain attractive for investors. Discover where to focus for sustainable income and long-term growth — with insights from Property Like A Pro.

The UK government launches a consultation to reform homebuying, aiming to cut purchase times, improve transparency, and modernise the process. Learn what these changes could mean for buyers, sellers, and property investors.

Millennials now make up 50% of new buy-to-let investors in England & Wales, reshaping the UK property investment market. Discover what’s driving this generational shift and what it means for landlords — with insights from Property Like A Pro.

The UK housing market is slowing in 2025 as buyers and investors react to potential property tax changes. According to Rightmove, enquiries and listings fell 5% in September, while average prices rose just 0.3% year-on-year. Discover why high-value markets are pausing, how this affects first-time buyers and investors, and where opportunities still exist.

UK house price growth slowed in September 2025, with Halifax reporting a 0.3% monthly fall and just 1.3% annual rise. First-time buyers and property investors are proceeding cautiously amid affordability pressures and budget uncertainty. Discover regional opportunities, rental yield potential, and how to plan your next property move with confidence.

UK house prices rose 0.5% in September 2025, with annual growth reaching 2.2% according to Nationwide. First-time buyers and property investors face regional variations in affordability and rental yields, with opportunities in Northern England and cautious growth in London. Use our First-Time Buyer and Buy-to-Let Calculators to plan your next property move.

Homes near tube and rail stations in London command up to 10% higher prices, according to Nationwide. Properties within 500 metres can cost £42,700 more, with strong rental demand and commuter convenience driving value. First-time buyers can contact Property Like A Pro for expert advice on choosing well-connected properties for lifestyle and investment.

Newcastle Building Society launches a 98% LTV First Step mortgage for first-time buyers, reducing deposit requirements and helping savers enter the UK property market independently. Learn how this high LTV deal works, affordability considerations, and how our First-Time Buyer Calculator can help model repayments and plan your next move.

Around 350,000 UK households are set to face a major mortgage payment shock as ultra-low pandemic-era fixed rates end. With repayments rising by hundreds of pounds per month, borrowers with large loans, stretched incomes and tight budgets are most exposed. Learn what’s driving the increases and how homeowners can prepare for the transition.

Londoners are purchasing fewer homes outside the capital than at any time since 2013. According to Hamptons, just 5.7% of homes sold outside London in 2024 were bought by Londoners. Explore how return-to-office work, first-time buyer trends, and regional price growth are shaping UK property markets in 2025.