Day: September 1, 2026

Nearly three quarters of property investors plan Build to Rent investment: Handelsbanken

Nearly three quarters (71%) of professional property investors plan to invest in Build to Rent developments, Handelsbanken’s fifth annual Property Investor Report reveals, despite a sharp fall in the number of new BTR homes starting construction. Handelsbanken’s research found almost two thirds (63%) plan to… The post Nearly three quarters of property investors plan Build to Rent investment: Handelsbanken appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.

YBS appoints Mather and Kettle to homes division

Yorkshire Building Society has appointed Catherine Mather and Sophia Kettle to senior leadership roles within its homes division. Mather will lead residential mortgages, with responsibility for developing the society’s proposition and customer experience. She brings extensive industry experience, including senior leadership roles at NatWest, with… The post YBS appoints Mather and Kettle to homes division appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.

Redwood Bank launches resi BTL bridging offering

Redwood Bank has launched a residential buy-to-let (BTL) bridging proposition, comprising of two new products. The new bridging products focus on standard bridging for residential landlord property purchases, development exits and refinancing. They also focus on residential landlord refurbishment bridging for improvements, designed to enhance… The post Redwood Bank launches resi BTL bridging offering appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.

Ecology launches mortgage to help FTBs in Scotland

Ecology Building Society has launched a mortgage product to help first-time buyers in Scotland. The new Ecology First Homes Mortgage (Scotland) can be used by anyone purchasing a property using the Scottish Government’s First Homes Fund. Ecology becomes the 11th official lender of the fund.… The post Ecology launches mortgage to help FTBs in Scotland appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.

Squeeze on FTB affordability hit post-credit crunch peak in June

The squeeze on first-time buyer affordability reached its most severe level since the global financial crisis in June, according to new data from UK Finance. Mortgage payments for the typical first-time buyer amounted to 22.6% of gross income, the highest proportion recorded since the financial… The post Squeeze on FTB affordability hit post-credit crunch peak in June appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.

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