According to figures from Halifax, a home in Britain now costs seven times the average UK annual earnings, stretching housing affordability further towards breaking point.
Low supply has kept rental growth high – and it’s unlikely to slow any time soon.
Relief at last for leaseholders with unsafe homes, as protections from safety remediation costs come into force last week.
How lenders are responding to the highest interest rate increase in a decade.
A 60% annual rise in property transaction activity saw the average conveyancing firm clock up its busiest financial year on record in 2021/2022, according to the Q1 2022 edition of the Conveyancing Market Tracker from Search Acumen, the property data and insight provider.
Research uncovers buy-to-let hotspots for a second home investment.
Mortgage down valuations are being driven-up by sellers trying their luck and ignoring their estate agent’s advice, a broker claims.
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- Government Remains 120,000 Homes Short of Their Own Target
- Signs Remain of Strong Housing Market Activity
- Surveys Vs Valuations
- A New Reality For Landlords & Renters