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Is buy-to-let still worth it? 89% of UK landlords are still making a profit despite rising costs

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Is Buy-to-Let Still Worth It? 89% of UK Landlords Are Still Making a Profit Despite Rising Costs

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By Alexandra Watson
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For years, Britain's buy-to-let market has been dominated by stories of landlords selling their properties amid fears of a costlier rental market. Higher mortgage rates, tougher tax rules, mounting regulation, and proposed rental reforms have fuelled predictions of a mass exodus from the private rental sector. Prop Invest UK reported that in 2025, around 93,000 landlords left the rental market, and it estimated that another 110,000 are expected to leave in 2026.
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Is Buy-to-Let Still Worth It? 89% of UK Landlords Are Still Making a Profit Despite Rising Costs

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By Alexandra Watson
| International Business Times (U.K.) Verified
For years, Britain's buy-to-let market has been dominated by stories of landlords selling their properties amid fears of a costlier rental market. Higher mortgage rates, tougher tax rules, mounting regulation, and proposed rental reforms have fuelled predictions of a mass exodus from the private rental sector. Prop Invest UK reported that in 2025, around 93,000 landlords left the rental market, and it estimated that another 110,000 are expected to leave in 2026.
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