Mortgage deals below 4% are rapidly disappearing as lenders respond to higher inflation and reduced expectations that the Bank of England (BoE) will cut rates significantly this year.
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Mortgage deals below 4% are rapidly disappearing as lenders respond to higher inflation and reduced expectations that the Bank of England (BoE) will cut rates significantly this year.
Homeowners across the UK are currently accepting offers around £16,000 below their original asking prices in an effort to secure a sale in what remains a buyer-friendly market.
he UK property market has experienced its most active May in the past four years, according to fresh analysis from Zoopla. Their report highlights a notable rise in
The Government’s housing agency, Homes England, has achieved its annual target for new homes built, despite ongoing concerns about the feasibility of its longer-term goal of 1.5 million
Delays at His Majesty’s Land Registry have become so severe that they’re now disrupting homeowners’ ability to remortgage or sell their properties. One mortgage broker even reported dealing
Mortgage rates across the UK are beginning to rise again as major lenders respond to the latest set of economic data. This development comes after a relatively calm
Gable Mortgages, a relatively unknown lender, has become the second provider in just a week to introduce a 100% mortgage product, allowing buyers to borrow the full value
The government has unexpectedly released new data that sheds light on the troubling state of the private rental sector. The figures, drawn from a recent HMRC survey, reveal
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
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