A record 39% of buy-to-lets purchased so far this year were in the Midlands or North England, indicating that investors are departing from the South in search of better returns. This represents an increase from 34% in 2022 when rates started to rise, and 24% in 2007. Aneisha Beveridge, head of

​A record 39% of buy-to-lets purchased so far this year were in the Midlands or North England, indicating that investors are departing from the South in search of better returns. This represents an increase from 34% in 2022 when rates started to rise, and 24% in 2007. Aneisha Beveridge, head of   

A record 39% of buy-to-lets purchased so far this year were in the Midlands or North England, indicating that investors are departing from the South in search of better returns. This represents an increase from 34% in 2022 when rates started to rise, and 24% in 2007. Aneisha Beveridge, head of

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