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Mortgage Rate Cuts Put on Hold by Lenders
Some mortgage lenders are putting planned rate cuts on hold as economic uncertainty grows following rising tensions in the Middle East. According to financial data provider Moneyfacts, swap
Speedier Evictions, Better Landlord Protection
A recent petition calling on the Government to introduce faster eviction processes and stronger protections for landlords has sparked debate in the property sector. The petition proposed a
BOE Rate Cuts in Question
Expectations of further Bank of England rate cuts this year have been shaken following renewed conflict in the Middle East, which has driven energy prices and government bond
Reeves Spring Statement Live
The Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, delivered her Spring Statement amid cautious economic sentiment, as financial markets scaled back expectations for a cut in interest rates by the Bank of
Mortgage Approvals Decline to Two-Year Low
Mortgage approvals for home buyers dropped to their lowest level in two years in January, falling below 60,000 for the first time since early 2024, according to the
UK Property Prices Climb in February
UK house prices recorded a modest rise in February, signalling a gradual recovery in the property market after uncertainty at the end of last year. New figures from
Brighton Sees Sharpest Rent Rise in Britain
Tenants in Brighton have experienced the steepest rise in rental prices in Britain over the past year, as strong demand continues to collide with a shortage of available
Landlords Chase £470m in Rent Arrears
Landlords across England are dealing with a growing challenge: rent arrears. According to recent research from Propoly, a platform that supports tenancy compliance and offers financial protection for
Major BTL Lenders Slash Mortgage Rates
Several buy-to-let lenders have launched a new round of mortgage rate reductions, cutting fixed-rate products across both mainstream and specialist ranges as competition in the sector continues to