Last month saw an unexpected increase in house prices as the mortgage market grew more accessible, revealed a closely monitored survey.
Last month saw an unexpected increase in house prices as the mortgage market grew more accessible, revealed a closely monitored survey.
Last month witnessed an unexpected surge in house prices as sellers opted to wait rather than accept lower offers, as revealed by a widely monitored survey.
Mortgage approvals have hit an eight-month low, impacted significantly by rising interest rates affecting potential buyers.
Lloyds Bank predicts a continuous decline in house prices extending past the upcoming general election, attributing this trend to prolonged higher interest rates.
House prices have seen a decline for the fifth straight month, attributed largely to the increase in borrowing expenses.
The UK’s leading building society, Nationwide, has introduced an 8% regular savings offer – the highest available rate in ten years.
For the first time since June, a fixed-rate mortgage priced under 5% has been introduced, following major lenders unveiling a series of home loan rate cuts.
Last month witnessed a sharper decline in house prices, marking the market’s most sluggish state since 2009 due to a significant drop in mortgage approvals.
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Residential property values have experienced their most significant yearly drop in 12 years, due to a mortgage crisis that’s deterring potential buyers.
Nationwide has issued a warning that a considerable rise in mortgage costs could cause a “significant slowdown” in the housing market as increasing rates put pressure on borrowers.