Which areas of Britain are seeing the largest uplift in rental stock❓

Which areas of Britain are seeing the largest uplift in rental stock❓

For good reason, landlords have long felt under attack from the government via punitive tax measures and legislation designed to deter buy-to-let investment.

However, despite this, the total value of the sector has increased by £239bn since 2017, with the nation’s landlords benefitting from a strong level of capital appreciation.
Research from specialist property lending experts, Octane Capital, has revealed which areas of the British rental market are driving growth in rental stock availability, as well as the areas where tenants have seen availability decline. To continue reading, please Click Here


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