UK house price growth saw a slight decline in October, as new data from Nationwide Building Society suggests continued caution among buyers. Monthly growth eased to 0.3%, down
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UK house price growth saw a slight decline in October, as new data from Nationwide Building Society suggests continued caution among buyers. Monthly growth eased to 0.3%, down
Mortgage approvals across the UK climbed to their highest level in nine months this September, suggesting that buyer confidence is returning as borrowing costs continue to ease. The
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What We Know About Rachel Reeves’ Budget So Far With the Autumn Budget fast approaching, Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces increasing pressure to balance the government’s books while keeping
Labour’s proposed mansion tax could push many pensioners to sell their homes, according to new analysis. The plan, expected to be outlined by Chancellor Rachel Reeves in the
Leasehold homeowners have received a boost of optimism after the High Court ruled in their favour last week, paving the way for long-awaited Government reforms. The ruling saw
The government has outlined the key measures included in the new Renters’ Rights Act, describing it as a major reform to create a fairer and more balanced private
The Renters’ Rights Bill has officially become the Renters’ Rights Act following Royal Assent, marking a significant milestone in housing reform. The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) has
The UK housing market is showing early signs of its usual Christmas slowdown, with both buyer demand and agreed sales dipping well below last year’s levels, according to
Two of the UK’s biggest high street lenders, HSBC and Barclays, have both announced cuts to their mortgage rates, giving homeowners and buyers a reason to be optimistic.