Goldman Sachs has sounded the alarm over commercial property in the UK – and warned the sector could see a crash fuelled by soaring interest rates.
But house prices will fall 10% in the next year, says Oxford Economics, as it warns homes are up to 37% overvalued
Property experts have warned homeowners not to make panicked decisions on mortgage deals as the impact of Kwasi Kwarteng’s resignation is likely to take time to filter through.
Increasing numbers of sales have fallen through during the third quarter but it isn’t all down to rising mortgage rates.
As rates rise rapidly, we look at how to decide and if fixing for 10 years is a stroke of genius or false economy
House prices fell in September as buyers 'paused for breath' - put off by uncertainty and rising interest rates.
September saw the highest average rental costs ever recorded by Goodlord, according to the PropTech firm’s latest index.
Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a parent or grandparent keen for younger family members to be able to buy a home of their own, you’ve probably had conversations about affordability.
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