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Issue no. 22 - 16 November 2011

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Buy-to-let lending has now shown significant signs of recovery in each of the last two quarters. Today, we look at what's behind the growth and ask what impact market fundamentals - including a chronic shortage of housing supply - will have on its future prospects.

In this issue

  1. What's driving buy-to-let?
  2. Arrears data should help sustain funding market confidence
  3. Government and regulators can help housing market wheel to "turn again," says CML

What's driving buy-to-let?

What's driving buy-to-let?

Buy-to-let lending declined sharply in the aftermath of the credit crunch. In the last six months, however, it's grown strongly – recovering some of the lost ground. Market fundamentals suggest that growth will continue.

Arrears data should help sustain funding market confidence

Arrears data should help sustain funding market confidence

Our data shows mortgage arrears and possessions have stabilised, despite economic uncertainty. That should help sustain improved confidence in the market for securitised UK mortgages.

Government and regulators can help housing market wheel to "turn again," says CML

Government and regulators can help housing market wheel to

In his first speech to our annual conference, CML director general Paul Smee set out his view of the challenges for government, regulators and lenders.

Editor's details

Name:
Bernard Clarke
Tel:
020 7438 8923
Email:
bernard.clarke@cml.org.uk

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