Tenant demand remains strong

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12% of landlords are planing to purchase investment property in Q2, according to Paragon’s latest PRS Trends Report. This is compared to 10% who said they would buy in the first quarter of the year.

Of those planning to purchase, terraced housing is the preferred option, with 67% intending to purchase this type of property, followed by semi-detached housing (25%).

Nigel Terrington, Paragon Group chief executive, said: “Demand for property investment has remained strong during the recession and has improved since house prices stabilised. Landlords know that the long-term forecast for tenant demand is extremely healthy

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