First-time buyers who waited until after the stamp duty holiday paid £13,500 less for their properties, new mortgage figures have revealed
Category: Adverse Credit Mortgages
Mortgage lending to home buyers dived by 49% following the end of the stamp duty holiday. So what will happen now to house prices?
Home sellers are venturing back into the property market, tipping the balance between supply and demand and slowing house price rises, says Rics
Hundreds of pensioners who took out controversial shared appreciation mortgages (Sams) are losing their legal battle
The pound has slumped, investing in property is out of fashion and money is tight, so why are investors eying up French leaseback holiday homes?
Tesco has jumped back into the estate agency business with a website that allows people to sell their home for a flat fee of £999
Tesco has jumped back into the estate agency business with a website that allows people to sell their home for a flat fee of £999
With over two million endowments mature in the next five years just one in every hundred people is on target to repay their mortgage
With over two million endowments mature in the next five years just one in every hundred people is on target to repay their mortgage
Cold weather and a lull after the end of the stamp duty holiday brought about the first house price falls in ten months, Nationwide says
