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North West interest-only customers are converting to full repayment
The Financial Conduct Authority’s interest-only thematic review laid out several good practice interest-only strategy options for lenders.
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More than half of Britons believe access to mortgages has improved
According to recent figures from the Building Societies Association (BSA), market confidence is on the rise and many potential buyers are beginning to reassess the likelihood of affording a home
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Lender Concerns on Housing Benefit Reforms echoed by MPs.
MPs have backed lenders’ concerns that the current government plans to pay housing benefits directly to the tenants could very well damage the ability of lenders to fund the social housing sector.
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Valuations Activity Return to 2007 Levels
According to a housing market activity report by Connells Survey and Valuation, valuation activity has returned to levels which we have not seen since March 2007.
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Your ‘safe place' could be a safe bet for thieves
New research from Confused.com reveals that Brits need to get a bit more creative when it comes to hiding valuables from possible thieves
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4 out of 10 families cut back on food to stay in their homes
4 out of 10 families with children have cut down on what they spend on food to help pay for their housing costs in the past year.
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House Sales Reach Three-Year Peak
The amount of homes sold in the UK reached a three year high during March as increased confidence in the market continued to translate into sales, says the latest RICS housing market survey
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True Cost of Rising Rents Exposed by Shelter Study
A survey carried out by the charity Shelter have exposed the financial burden which many families face due to the ever increasing rent increases across the UK.
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Bank of England: Mortgage Approvals Decreasing
The Bank of England has released figures stating that the value of mortgage approvals has sunk from £8.1bn in January to £7.7bn in February – as only 51,653 mortgages were approved compared to 54,187.
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Independent estate agents outperforming their corporate counterparts
Independent estate agents in the Move with Us Partner Network come out on top for market share and number of days to sell in 2012
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Good neighbours can add £19,400 to the value of your property
88 per cent of estate agents think a well maintained home next door will increase the sale value of a property by an average of 12 per cent (£19,400)
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Landlord possession claims at their highest rate for 5 years
The number of landlords seeking possession and the number of court orders continue to rise, as the Government’s latest Court statistics show
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Landlords are failing to carry out regular maintenance inspections
Landlords are failing to carry out regular inspections of their properties and are facing expensive maintenance and repair costs, according to the Association of Independent Inventory Clerks (AIIC)
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"We're Not Stuck" - 30% Of UK tenants who rent rather than buy
High house prices, the need for a hefty deposit and lack of access to mortgage finance have all undeniably contributed to the creation of 'Generation Rent' but not everyone is stuck in the trap
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January mortgage approvals 14% lower than last year
Data released by the BBA today shows that, despite mortgage borrowing being higher than the recent monthly average, mortgage approvals in January wee 14% lower than in January 2012.
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Don’t be short sighted
At the begining of a New Year many of us start as we mean to go on and set out with numerous resolutions and motivated goals, ones that we intend to adhere to
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Asking price reductions at lowest level in 2.5 years
The number of properties on the market that have had their asking price reduced at least once has fallen to its lowest level in over two and half years according to the latest research from Zoopla
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£120 a month cheaper to buy than rent
The cost of buying a home in the UK is 16% lower than renting, according to research by Halifax
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The Private Rental Sector and its Links to the Buy to Let Market
The Private Rental Sector and the Buy to Let Market…they’re one and the same, aren’t they?
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300K homeowners fear they'll have to sell their home to repay their mortgage
The tightening of regulations on interest-only mortgages, introduced by the Financial Services Authority, will push many homeowners to the edge of what they can afford to keep their home
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Scottish house prices fall £6,224 annually
Values in Edinburgh down over £16,000 annually
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Rise in "Grey Lodgers" as Flatshare Rents set to Rise 4.3%
The cost of flatsharing in the UK will rise this year as supply becomes ever more strained
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Evictions soar as proprty owners struggle with payments
Millions of property owners and tenants renting property in the Private Rented Sector (PRS) are resorting to extreme measures including high interest pay day loans to avoid eviction as well as trying to make ends meet after falling behind on monthly housi
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Tenant disputes are on their way down
While tenant deposit disputes dropped just over 13 per cent to 10,789 in 2011-2012, tenants continue to take the lion’s share of the deposit
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Bailiffs in England and Wales to face tougher new laws
Bev Budsworth from The Debt Advisor welcomes the moves by the government to bring new laws into to tackle aggressive bailiffs
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15% stamp duty rate is damaging to investment in UK housing
The BPF this afternoon told a House of Lords committee that proposals unveiled in last years' Budget to ensure ‘the fair taxation of residential property' - such as the 15% stamp duty rate - are damaging investment in UK housing
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2013 could see interest in ‘micro mortgages’
This year could see an increased interest in ‘micro mortgages’ according to Cheshire Mortgage Corporation.
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Extended tenancies could lead to a rise in rent arrears, warns CML
The Council of Mortgage Lenders have responded to Labour leader Ed Miliband's call for longer tenancy agreements by warning that such agreements could lead to a rise in rent arrears
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Unsecured debts peak at £11,101 as more families rent or live with parents
UK Families Report Spending £331 More Per Month Since November 2011 UK families report they are spending £3,972 a year more on household expenses than in November 2011, the latest Aviva Family Finances Report reveals today.
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UK FTBs facing average £26,500 deposit
British first-time buyers looking for properties for sale are still facing massively high levels of deposit for their first mortgage, according to newly released data
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Will Generation Rent Put Down Roots?
It's a new year and Graham Evans Managing Director of Penyards Country Properties offers some thoughts on the property market and what we should expect in the coming months
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Housing activity flat - BoE reports
Bank of England - Agents' summary of business conditions - December 2012 Housing market Housing market activity was flat to slightly up on a year earlier.
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UK rental property market 'more stable' in 2013
The UK rental property market is set for a 'more stable' year in 2013, one agency predicts. 'The high demand and lack of stock which, over the past 18 months, has forced rapid rent rises in the areas within which we operate, ranging from between 10%
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November house prices up 0.3% since October
November Market Trend Data from Land Registry South East tops the table of regional applications with 262,078 in November Almost 63,700 residential properties in England and Wales lodged for registration in November ranging from £10,000 to £17 mil
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Stark North-South divide in housing market performance over the year
Average UK property values up £2'298 during 2012 The value of the average British home has risen by £2,298 over the last year, according to research from property website Zoopla.co.uk. The average property value in Britain now stands at £228,226, u
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Flood damage costs estimated at £1bn for 2012
Homebuyers risk heartbreak by relying on seasonal property searches • Property lawyers carry out one in four flood risk searches in either October or November
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Rental market does not work everywhere says Hometrack
Hometrack analysis shows that 75% of lettings last year, were concentrated in just a quarter of the UK As a tenure, the private rental sector is central to government housing policy.
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Millions to risk home security this Christmas
One in six British households will be vacant over the festive season One million households will risk fires by leaving Christmas tree lights on while the property is unoccupied
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32% of consumers to opt for DIY to avoid paying advice fees
According to Deloitte, 32% of consumers will avoid paying fees for advice by going DIY when it comes to financial planning
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Average loan size doubles as secured market grows
The secured loan market is not only growing in terms of business volume but also in average loan size as more intermediaries turn to the sector because of lack of appetite for capital raising remortgages in the first charge market, according to V Loans.
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UK house prices will not reach their 2007 peak until 2019
UK housing transactions to rise 2% in 2013, but to remain well below peak levels for the rest of the decade
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NAEA: Return of the serious house hunter

May 17, 2013

Sales remain strong indicating housing market confidence The number of sales agreed during the month of March remained strong, despite fewer house hunters registering, according to estate agents. Tough new housing rules to control immigration

May 10, 2013

New measures announced in today’s (8 May 2013) Queen’s Speech will help tackle illegal immigration and ensure those living in the private rented sector have leave to remain in this country New immigration law to affect 2m B2L property owners

May 10, 2013

Almost 2 million buy-to-let property owners will be legally responsible for ensuring that they only let properties to people allowed to be in Britain under new immigration laws announced in today’s Queen’s Speech House Prices Increase to Highest Since 2010, Halifax Says

May 08, 2013

House prices rose to the highest in almost three years in April as low mortgage repayments helped support demand, Halifax has reported 1000s of landlords to see their mortgage payments double

May 01, 2013

Landlord Action, in association with Property118.com has been investigating the possibility of legal action against the Bank of Ireland Buy to Let Mortgage Rates: The Real Costs

April 30, 2013

Mortgages for Business’ analysis of the real costs of buy-to-let mortgage rates Theft claims from British homes decline

April 24, 2013

Nine per cent drop in home insurance claims rate for contents theft since spring 2010 Optimism-about-house-prices-jumps-sharply

April 22, 2013

Around 11% of the 1,500 homeowners surveyed across the UK said that the value of their home had risen over the last month, while 9.9% said the value had fallen, giving a HPSI reading of 50.6. Government Force Lettings Agents To Take Responsibility

April 16, 2013

Those who rent property will soon receive a right to challenge 'rogue' lettings agents with the government today demanding that all agents sign up to an approved redress scheme Profits on Buy-to-Let – Does it exist?

April 16, 2013

Approximately 1 in 5 UK households will be renting by 2016 which will require 1.1 million rental homes to become available. Given this, there is a need for new buy-to-let landlord to enter the UK housing market in order to meet this demand. Empty Property Rates Tax Hits £1.1bn

April 16, 2013

According to the taxpayers Alliance £1.1 billion was paid out for the period 2011-2012 in Business Rates for properties which were empty – an increase of 19% on the previous year. Leasehold Terms places 1.43million homeowners at risk

April 15, 2013

According to research carried out by e.surv chartered surveyors – as many as 1.43m borrowers and lenders are running the risk of negative equity due to shortening leasehold terms. Letting Agents – Because they’re worth it?

April 12, 2013

For private landlords, the decision whether to engage the services of a letting agent is an important and often difficult one. House price optimism rises sharply

April 11, 2013

Optimism in house price prospects has risen significantly over the past three months, according to the latest quarterly Halifax Housing Market Confidence tracker The Reality of Negative Equity

April 02, 2013

Property owners in the UK are facing negative equity with the trend likely to continue into the foreseeable future according to the FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) who state that “there appears to be no end in sight”. Large proportion of property purchases above £250,000

March 26, 2013

Analysis done by the 'Premier Mortgages' team, of the total property Purchase Prices in 2012 shows that almost 27% of properties purchased on average equated to being worth over £250,000 Gross remortgage lending slips back in February

March 22, 2013

LMS figures reveal that monthly gross remortgage lending decreased by £325m in February to £2.6bn. This is down 11.3% on January’s £2.9bn. Impact of rising rents on family life revealed

March 20, 2013

Almost two thirds of renters are struggling or falling behind with their rent, according to a new survey by Shelter February fall in rent costs

March 18, 2013

According to LSL property services, February has played host to a dramatic drop in rent prices in England and Wales. Rents fall to £731 in February

March 15, 2013

Rents slowed their downward pace in February, according to the latest Buy-to-Let Index from LSL Property Services plc Mortgage approvals fall to lowest level in 7 months

March 13, 2013

Mortgage approvals fell to their lowest level in seven months in February thanks to weakening borrower demand and lower than expected uptake of the Funding for Lending Scheme by banks, according to detailed research released this morning by e.surv ch ... New bedroom tax figures show local impact

March 06, 2013

New figures estimating the numbers of people hit by the bedroom tax at constituency level have been released by the National Housing Federation. Disabled people short changed over bedroom tax

March 05, 2013

Government help for the most vulnerable people hit by the bedroom tax is falling so far short of what is needed to help them it will leave hundreds of thousands of disabled people struggling to make ends meet Rent bill rises £7.7bn since 2008

March 04, 2013

Private renters in England paid a total of £7.7 billion more in 2012 than in 2008, according to new analysis1 from housing investment and shared equity mortgage provider, Castle Trust Negative interest rates will 'increase the pressure to lend', says Ray Boulger

February 28, 2013

Ray Boulger of independent mortgage adviser John Charcol comments on suggestions from Paul Tucker to the Treasury Select Committee that negative interest rates are on the agenda. Road to recovery "rocky at best", according to CIH

February 28, 2013

The government can generate billions of pounds and support more than 20,000 jobs by investing in housing, according to the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) Repossessions to reach 33,000 in 2013

February 26, 2013

Repossessions are set to total 33,000 during 2013, according to HML. Jack Dromey responds to new Government housing figures

February 22, 2013

Jack Dromey has responded to the release of new Government housing figures Cleaning is a growing problem for landlords and agents

February 20, 2013

New stats from the Tenant Deposit Scheme (TDS) show that cleaning remained the most common cause of a dispute and is continued to rise to 52 per cent in 2011-2012, compared with 49 per cent in 2010-2011 Housing crisis need not be a homelessness disaster

February 20, 2013

Reputable sources including the Housing Minister, the Planning Minister, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Shelter and recent Census data all indicate that there is a serious and continuing shortfall in new house construction London rents 132% more expensive than North East

February 19, 2013

Rents in London more than double those in North East 47% consider secured loans a remortgage alternative for interest-only clients

February 15, 2013

In a recent poll results showed that 47% of intermediaries have considered recommending a secured loan to their client as an alternative to remortgaging, in order to protect their interest-only mortgage status. Repossessions at lowest level since 2007

February 14, 2013

The Council of Mortgage Lenders today reports a fall in the number of properties taken into possession by first-charge residential mortgage lenders from 8,200 in the third quarter of 2012 to 7,700 in the fourth quarter, maintaining a repossession rat ... Good broadband a factor for nearly a third when choosing a home

February 13, 2013

30% of people say access to a good broadband signal is likely to affect their decision on whether to buy a home in a particular area Residential development land values broadly flat in 2012

February 13, 2013

Knight Frank’s residential development land index shows that development land values remained largely unchanged in 2012 throughout England and Wales 1.1 million interest-only mortgages appear to be ticking time bombs

February 12, 2013

Only one in three interest-only mortgagees has an investment plan that is on course to clear the debt Number of homeowners drops to lowest levels in 25 years

February 12, 2013

According to the latest figures from LSL Property Services, the proportion of households who own their home has dropped to its lowest level in 25 years. 23% of Britons have never reviewed their mortgage

February 07, 2013

Research from Santander 123 has found that a third of current account holders surveyed say they've never reviewed their current account. New housing design standards to be unveiled

February 07, 2013

Everyday people will be more empowered with the knowledge of what makes a well-designed housing development thanks to a new Government-endorsed industry standard co-written by Nottingham Trent University Landlords call for common rent level survey

February 07, 2013

One of the country’s leading landlords organisations is today calling on the industry and the Government to establish a common survey of the level of rents following an investigation showing a chasm between different rent surveys Rising rents leave a generation caught in the ‘Rent Trap’

February 07, 2013

A new report from Shelter shows rents are rising by an average of almost £300 a year in England Pimp Or Potential Tenant - It's All In The Detail

February 04, 2013

How important is the role of referencing in an estate agency. The answer is extremely! UK house prices rise by 0.5% in January

February 01, 2013

Price of a typical home rose by 0.5% in January, but was unchanged compared with January 2012. The typical UK home is now worth £162,245 Annual housing affordability at 3 year low in 2012

January 31, 2013

Yearly income growth outstripped by rising deposits and mortgages 5 Year fixed mortgage rates hit lowest point since summer 2007

January 31, 2013

Borrowers set new record for fixed rate applications Remortgage levels down 13.0% in December

January 31, 2013

Monthly gross remortgage lending fell by £404m in December to £2.7bn. This is down 13.0% on the £3.1bn reported by the CML for November. Britain Must Build Its Way Out Of Recession

January 31, 2013

Ministers must find more ways to stimulate construction to boost economic growth and tackle the housing crisis, according to the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) Rent arrears could rocket over 50% under new welfare plans

January 25, 2013

A million people living in social housing could struggle with their rent and end up in debt as a result of the Government’s welfare shakeup, warns the National Housing Federation NAEA: Flooding – How to protect your future home against the threat

January 25, 2013

Would-be homeowners need more advice about the potential threat that flooding poses to their future property, according to estate agents reports NAEA December remortgage lending falls to £2.7bn

January 24, 2013

December’s gross remortgage lending falls to the lowest level for 13 years • Total gross mortgage lending down 9.3% in December to £11.7bn. Of this remortgages now accounts for 23% of total lending, the lowest for 13 years Banish winterblues with a spring clean to prepare for home sale

January 21, 2013

THE cold snap may be well and truly biting, but with the industry anticipating a rise in house sales – now is the perfect time for sellers to spring-clean their home More landlords remortgage now than 12 months ago

January 17, 2013

Remortgaging activity increased on HMO, MUFB and semi-commercial property in 2012 Housing costs cause stress and depression for millions

January 17, 2013

A new YouGov survey from Shelter has revealed the emotional strain faced by millions of families as they struggle to meet their housing costs 25% of landlords plan inflation busting rent hike in 2013

January 15, 2013

More than a third of UK landlords will be raising rents this year, with almost a quarter (24%) planning inflation-busting rent increases of more than 3%, according to a survey carried out by SpareRoom.co.uk Second steppers continue to struggle as housing market remains flat

January 15, 2013

Low equity levels continue to hinder moves up the housing ladder The home mover market has remained relatively flat over the past year. However, despite seeing some slight improvements, second steppers are still bearing the brunt of the stagnant housing market, according to the latest Lloyds TSB Home Movers Review. Welfare Benefits Uprating bill causes concerns

January 11, 2013

The Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) has expressed serious concerns about the Welfare Benefits Uprating Bill The bill imposes a one per cent cap on increases in working-age benefits and some tax credits until 2016. Families spending more than half their income on rent

January 11, 2013

According to the homelessness charity Shelter, up to 59% of a household's income in the capital is going on rent In spending so much of their income on rent, many families are left unable to save towards buying a home of their own. They called this effect the "rent trap" and have urged Boris Johnson to intervene. Prime London is not all equal

January 09, 2013

2012 saw a significant slowing of house price growth in central London despite strong international demand according to the latest research from Savills 1.4 million Britons falling behind with the rent or mortgage

January 07, 2013

1.4 million people in Britain are falling behind with their rent or mortgage payments, according to a new YouGov survey for Shelter The number of people struggling to pay their rent or mortgage each month has increased by 44% over the past year, to 7.8 million people. Lack of movement in December leaves house prices just 0.1% lower

January 03, 2013

According to the latest figures from the Nationwide House Price Index, house prices changed little in December, continuing the trend evident throughout 2012. Renting becoming only option for many people

January 03, 2013

More and more people are finding that renting is their only option in the long-term. Previously, renting was merely a temporary measure while saving for a deposit Remortgage activity drops 23.4% in November

January 03, 2013

Monthly gross remortgage lending fell by £949m in November to £3.1bn, according to LMS’ November Remortgage Report. This is down 23.4% on the £4.1bn reported by the CML for October. Prices to fall in 2013, says Hometrack

December 27, 2012

According to the Hometrack house price survey, released today, house prices are set to fall slightly in 2013. Twenty percent of postcodes registered an increase in prices over 2012, up from 12% in 2011. UK property market will adapt to the ‘new reality’ throughout 2013

December 27, 2012

NAEA says 2013 will see prices stabilise First time buyers still face the biggest challenge The National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) today revealed its predictions for the UK property market over the next 12 months. Households expect house prices to rise in 2013

December 21, 2012

The biggest rises are expected in London and the South West, closely followed by Yorkshire and the Humber Is this the death of the high street estate agent?

December 20, 2012

New statistics indicate that nearly everyone's first port of call is the internet when looking for a new home Uncertainty remains in the UK housing market

December 18, 2012

More than one in four wannabe first time buyers say that it will take them ten years or more to raise the necessary deposit to buy a property, say the BSA in their 19th edition of Property Tracker, published today Upfront costs pose further challenge for tenants as deposit complaints increase

December 18, 2012

Zoopla property news author Ewan Robertson writes about the increasing costs of rent deposits in the UK, which “Generation Rent” is struggling to scrape together Homeowners say conditions in the housing market are affecting their aspiriatons

December 14, 2012

According to the IPPR, by 2020 the number of homeowners in their twenties will have fallen by 1.1 million to 1.3 million, with 1.5 million people aged 18 - 30 living in the private rented sector Housing market on slow road to recovery

December 14, 2012

RICS November 2012 UK Housing Market Survey Buyer interest grew across the UK last month as confidence in the housing market continued its gradual increase, says the latest RICS housing market survey (11 December 2012). Tenants unaware of Universal Credit

December 14, 2012

The majority of private tenants currently in receipt of benefits are either unaware (37%) or unsure (48%) about the implications of planned changes to the welfare system in the UK, according to research from the NLA Home owners will have to dig deep if they want that extra bedroom

December 07, 2012

British homeowners looking to upsize their homes can expect the difference in property values to double as they move up the ladder, according to new research from Barclays Tenant Demand Up As Agents Fall Under Scrutiny

November 30, 2012

Demand for rental property rose at its fastest rate since the early part of the year, says the latest RICS residential lettings survey, Record numbers look to re-mortgage reveals Just Mortgages

November 29, 2012

Just Mortgages have seen the number of the people in October looking to arrange a re-mortgage through them rise to the highest level all year October house prices down 0.3 per cent since September

November 28, 2012

The October data from Land Registry's flagship House Price Index shows an annual price increase of 1.1 per cent which takes the average property value in England and Wales to £161,605 3.25m households plan to downsize to fund retirement

November 28, 2012

Homeowners aim to raise the equivalent of £186 billion to help fund retirement income by selling their homes, new research from housing investment and shared equity mortgage provider Castle Trust shows. 11% of mortgage applicants turned down without reason

November 28, 2012

According to research conducted by YouGov for Countrywide, 11% of people who are turned down when applying for a mortgage are given no explanation. 9% stated they were turned down because they were self-employed HMRC launches taskforce to target rental property tax cheats

November 21, 2012

A taskforce to tackle tax cheats in the rental property sector in the South East was launched today by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC). Rental property to feel the force It is expected to recover nearly £4 million. Priced reduced properties at lowest level for over two years

November 13, 2012

…but average discount to original asking price at 2-year high Home lending down in September despite quarterly rise

November 13, 2012

While house purchase lending in the third quarter showed a 13% rise, monthly lending has not followed an even path during the quarter. Will US election affect UK lettings market?

November 13, 2012

Whether you sit in Camp Obama or Camp Romney, it is hard to ignore that the current administration has been doing something right 1.5m mortgage applications rejected in just 5 years

November 06, 2012

Research from new financial services company Castle Trust shows that 1.57 million mortgage applications - worth £227bn - were rejected in the past five years. Sell Your Property Fast - House prices to fall 20% in two years

October 30, 2012

Sell Your Property Fast - House prices will slump by 20 per cent over the next two years, experts have warned.

The property market is heading for a 'double-dip' as rising unemployment and spending cuts strangle demand, according to the analysis.

Interest rates are likely to be increased in the coming months to keep rising inflation in check and higher mortgage costs seem certain to add momentum to plunging property prices.
 
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