Landbay and the Nottingham Building Society have both trimmed pricing across their buy-to-let mortgage ranges this week, a modest but telling move that suggests specialist lenders are once again jostling for position as swap rates soften and competition for landlord business intensifies. While neither lender has published headline-grabbing sub-4% deals, cuts of between 0.10 and 0.30 percentage points across fixed-rate products signal that the buy-to-let funding environment is loosening after two years of punishing rate rises that pushed many landlords out of the market entirely.
BTL Lenders Signal Rate War as Landbay, Nottingham Cut Pricing
Two specialist lenders cut buy-to-let rates this week, hinting at a broader repricing as swap rates ease and lenders chase market share.
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