Home sellers in central London are facing a tough reality: many properties may now be worth less than their original purchase price. Despite ongoing optimistic claims from some
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Are Buy-to-Let Yields Really at a 14-Year High?
Recent figures from Paragon Bank show that buy-to-let properties are now offering the highest average rental yields seen since February 2011. Based on the bank’s lending data, landlords
Inflation Jumps: Are Rising Bills to Blame?
A recent jump in household bills has driven UK inflation to its highest level in over a year, according to newly released official figures. In April, inflation rose
Mortgage Rates: Fix or Wait?
Fixed-rate mortgage deals have now dropped below 4 per cent, with many expecting rates to fall a little further in the coming months. This downward trend follows the
Nationwide Loosens Mortgage Rules to Lend More
Nationwide has introduced a notable change to its mortgage lending criteria, which could allow borrowers to access larger loans. The UK’s largest building society has revised its ‘stress
UK House Prices Rise Again Amid Stamp Duty Rush
New data from Rightmove shows that average asking prices rose by £2,335 in May, which marks a 0.6% monthly increase. This has pushed the national average up to
Retrofit Training Rises, EPC Target in Doubt
The government has recently announced its intention to train more than 18,000 retrofit professionals across the UK. This initiative aims to support the push towards making homes more
100% Mortgages: Who Qualifies and Is It Worth It?
A lesser-known lender has introduced a new mortgage option allowing home buyers to purchase a property without needing a deposit. The deal, launched by April Mortgages, is a
Renters’ Rights Bill Nears Approval
The Renters’ Rights Bill has made notable progress, as the House of Lords recently wrapped up its Committee stage discussions. With Royal Assent likely to follow this summer,
Rate Cut Sparks Cheaper Mortgages
Major mortgage lenders across the UK are now offering deals below the 4% threshold, bringing some relief to borrowers. This shift comes amid growing competition among providers following