Bryony Garlick

Bryony Garlick

Bryony is a leading business journalist who writes for Key Media with a wide range of financial and other business sector experience. Bryony is currently reading for a degree in Forensic Psychology alongside parenting her three young boys.

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Overseas demand rises, but brokers see little lift in mortgage activity

US buyers are becoming more visible, but their impact on mortgage volumes remains limited

Overseas demand rises, but brokers see little lift in mortgage activity

Renters Rights Act goes live – landlords warned over compliance risks

Legal experts highlight overlooked obligations that could create fines, as brokers and landlords adjust to the new legislation

Renters Rights Act goes live – landlords warned over compliance risks

'A clearer direction of travel' as rate hold begins to unlock borrower activity

Hesitation eases as brokers report stronger pipelines and early signs of more competitive pricing

'A clearer direction of travel' as rate hold begins to unlock borrower activity

'Don’t try to perfectly time the market': brokers urge focus on resilience as rate decision lands

Rate hold steadies sentiment, but brokers warn pressure remains

'Don’t try to perfectly time the market': brokers urge focus on resilience as rate decision lands

We want higher rates - BoE dissenters

Hugh Pill tipped to be among those pushing for a more hawkish stance

We want higher rates - BoE dissenters

Quality divide emerges in rental market as Renters' Rights Act approaches

Surveyor analysis suggests weaker properties may face falling values and tighter lending as landlords prioritise stability and long-term income

Quality divide emerges in rental market as Renters' Rights Act approaches

Renters' Rights Act opens door to new broker income streams

From refinancing to landlord insurance, industry voices say the shift could boost brokers

Renters' Rights Act opens door to new broker income streams

Diaspora borrowers step back as UK lending model misreads risk

Disconnect between financial behaviour and lending criteria is pushing some borrowers out of the market

Diaspora borrowers step back as UK lending model misreads risk

Global shocks hit home as Iran volatility ripples through mortgage market

Surging demand, rapid repricing and client hesitation expose a market reacting in real time

Global shocks hit home as Iran volatility ripples through mortgage market

Help to Buy faces fresh scrutiny over who it really helped

New analysis questions whether the scheme expanded access or simply accelerated buyers already in the market

Help to Buy faces fresh scrutiny over who it really helped