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London house prices

  • Michael Gove’s housing department hands £1.9bn back to the Treasury in ‘blow to developers’

    July 12, 2023

    Michael Gove’s department returned £1.9bn of housing money to the Treasury claiming it was unable to spend it, leaving industry insiders baffled. The sum comprised money to pay for new house building projects, including affordable homes, and to conduct building safety remediations. Joshua Bond, founder and managing director of Bond Land, called Gove’s move “the [...]

  • Winkworth shares tumble as estate agent issues profit warning amid mortgage slump

    July 12, 2023

    Winkworth shares tumbled 14 per cent this morning after the estate chain issued a profit warning due to soaring interest rates and a fresh slump in mortgage approvals.  The company which has over 90 branches across the UK said that the sales market proved more challenging in the second quarter of the year, as rate [...]

  • Nearly one million UK homeowners to have £500 a month eaten up by higher mortgage payments

    July 12, 2023

    UK homeowners are poised to hand over a bigger chunk of their income to their lenders every month after they roll on to a new mortgage with a much higher interest rate, the Bank of England has warned today. By the end of 2026, around 1m families will be paying an at least additional £500 [...]

  • House prices: Buyers playing ‘wait and see’ on purchases rattles confidence

    July 10, 2023

    Property portal On The Market has warned of a challenging outlook for the year ahead as aggressive rate rises have led buyers to “wait and see” on house purchases whilst the market remains unsettled.  The estate agent, which operates similar to Rightmove and Zoopla, told investors this morning that stubborn inflation and the high cost [...]

  • Labour mortgage summit amid brewing repayments crisis

    July 9, 2023

    Labour are set to hold crunch talks with mortgage brokers this week amid a brewing repayments crisis. Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves has pledged homeownership will be the core of her ‘securenomics’ philosophy as she claimed Labour is now the party of house buyers. Reeves and shadow levelling up secretary Lisa Nandy will attend the summit [...]

  • London house prices fall at fastest rate since 2009 as rising rates dents demand

    July 7, 2023

    UK house prices fell for the third consecutive month with properties in London and the south east coming under the most pressure. According to the Halifax House Price Index, the average house price fell by 0.1 per cent from the month before, taking the average price to £285,932. This means that over the last year, [...]

  • House price growth faces ‘significant drag’ from rate rises but London remains ‘buoyant’

    June 30, 2023

    House price growth may face “significant drag” from high interest rates as fresh figures show they remained relatively stable in June despite yearly growth being negative.  The latest Nationwide House Price Index show house prices remained broadly flat in June, but down 2.5 per cent compared to last year, owing in part to 13 successive [...]

  • Mortgage mayhem: Homeowners forced to sell up at discount prices as rates soar

    June 28, 2023

    Red hot mortgage rates are leading to sellers accepting lower prices for their properties, fresh data shows, creating further pain for the housing sector.  As the market continues to grapple with the Bank of England’s recent 0.5 per cent interest rate hike, figures by estate agent Zoopla show that 42 per cent of sellers are [...]

  • Housing market reeling after BoE hike interest rates in fresh blow for mortgage holders

    June 22, 2023

    Prospective buyers and homeowners looking to reinstate fixed rate or tracker deals on their homes were met with a fresh blow this afternoon following the central bank’s decision to hike interest rates for the 13th time in a row in efforts to cool soaring inflation.  It is expected that the decision will lead high street [...]

  • Berkeley warns planning rules and ‘regulatory uncertainty’ weighing down housebuilding goals

    June 21, 2023

    Housebuilder Berkeley has warned the delivery of new properties is under threat from the planning environment and regulatory uncertainty, as it reported near 10 per cent profits before tax this year.  More than 4,000 homes were delivered by the firm with over 85 per cent being on regenerated Brownfield land. It also said it’s delivering [...]

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