Bank of England June 18 2026: What the MPC Vote Means for BTL Rates
The Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee meets on Thursday 18 June. Four days from now, nine people will vote on whether to hold Bank Rate at 3.75% or raise it.
Read articleSavills Cuts UK House Prices Forecast 2026: BTL Analysis
Savills published a revised house price forecast on 1 June. The headline: UK house prices down 2% for 2026, a full four-point reversal from the +2% they were projecting in January.
Read articleUK House Prices Fall in May 2026: What BTL Investors Should Know
Nationwide published its May 2026 House Price Index on 4 June. UK house prices fell 0.6% month on month, seasonally adjusted. The annual rate is still positive at 1.7%, but softer than readings from earlier in the year.
Read articleBTL Lenders Are Cutting Rates Again: The June 18 Window
Six buy-to-let lenders cut their fixed rates in the final week of May 2026. Keystone Property Finance trimmed by 15 basis points, taking standard products to 3.44% at 70% LTV.
Read articleBTL Remortgage Shock 2026: What Landlords Face at Renewal
Landlords who took out five-year BTL fixed rates in 2021 are rolling off those deals right now. Bank Rate that year was 0.1% and a limited company five-year fix was available from around 1.5% to 2.2%.
Read articleBTL Mortgage Whiplash: Why Lenders Are Cutting And Pulling The Same Week
Same week, same market, two opposite moves. Santander chopped buy-to-let pricing by up to 50 basis points on Monday, then a chunk of fixed deals got yanked across the market 48 hours later when swap rates jumped again.
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