We asked investors in the UK that owned at least one property that is not their main residence, how would increasing interest rates affect them?
Monday 17th October 2022
36.16%
said
Cut back on discretionary spending
29.37%
said
Stop investing in property
25.87%
said
Unable to refinance my existing bridging finance
25.57%
said
Sell investment property
We asked…
How would increasing interest rates affect UK property investors?
| Multiple choice answers | Answers % | Count | |
| Cut back on discretionary spending | 36.16% | 362 | |
| Stop investing in property | 29.37% | 294 | |
| Unable to refinance my existing bridging finance | 25.87% | 259 | |
| Sell investment property | 25.57% | 256 | |
| Unable to remortgage my buy to let mortgage(s) | 24.68% | 247 | |
| Unable to refinance my existing development finance | 23.48% | 235 | |
| No change | 9.89% | 99 | |
| Unsure | 4.10% | 41 |
A randomised sample of 1,001 respondents aged 18+ throughout the UK’s 68,710,687 population (worldometer)
95% confidence. 4% margin of error. Dated: 11.10.22
Source: Finbri Survey
