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  • First-time buyers spend 39 per cent of take home pay on a mortgage – Nationwide

    January 13, 2023

    Homes for first-time buyers are at their most expensive as a proportion of take-home pay since the financial crisis. The proportion of monthly income that first-time buyers are having to put towards mortgage repayments is returning to levels last seen in the 2008 financial crisis, according to Nationwide. Nationwide, the UK’s third largest lender has [...]

  • Londoners face unprecedented rent increases in 2023 as mortgage rates for landlords skyrocket

    January 13, 2023

    Tenants are struggling this January. Along with the rest of the nation, they’re dealing with a cost of living crisis, driven by rising energy prices, and adding to this pressure is the rising price of rent.  Moreover, landlords face unprecedented increases in mortgage rates, forcing them to up the rent. Tenants in London have endured [...]

  • Lender owned by feared investor Elliott appoints ex Close Brothers chief as chair

    January 9, 2023

    A specialist property lender owned by feared investment firm Elliott has snagged former Close Brothers chief executive Preben Prebensen as its chair, the firm announced today.

  • Starling boss Boden marks quadrupling of bank’s profits with barbs at fintech peers

    January 6, 2023

    Digital bank Starling said it expects to more than quadruple its profits to £120m and ramp up a hiring spree this year as it becomes the latest lender to be buoyed by rising interest rates and a surge in borrowing.

  • London house prices grow in December with UK homes falling, but 2023 set to bring good news for property owners

    January 6, 2023

    London’s average property price grew by almost 3 per cent, while the average UK home fell 1.5 per cent between November and December 2022. The average property actually rose two per cent when compared with the same month in 2021, according to the latest Halifax house price data, while annual rate of house price growth [...]

  • Property boss urges Sunak to ditch tax breaks for eco-friendly home owners in 2023

    January 4, 2023

    Plans to offer stamp duty refunds to home owners who make their properties more eco-friendly are simply “a bad idea,” one of Britain’s largest property associations has told City A.M..  Banks last year urged the Government to incentivise changes by refunding stamp duty to buyers who pay for green upgrades within two years of making [...]

  • Mortgage approvals collapse to early Covid-19 crisis levels after mini-budget chaos

    January 4, 2023

    Mortgage approvals in the UK have skidded to their lowest level since the early days of the Covid-19 crisis, pushed down by prospective buyers retreating after Liz Truss’s botched mini-budget sent interest rates flying, official figures out today show. The number of mortgage approvals tumbled a fifth over the month to November to their lowest [...]

  • London house prices: How bad will the crash be in the 2023 recession?

    January 1, 2023

    London house prices are expected to fall this year as interest rates rise and the recession bites – but will it be a small slide or a full-blown crash? Property experts are torn A housing market cooldown is expected in 2023 but prices will remain higher than before the coronavirus pandemic started, experts have suggested. [...]

  • Relief for mortgage prisoners: Six banks to begin lending on flats with unsafe cladding 

    December 20, 2022

    A handful of the country’s biggest banks will consider mortgage applications for some flats with dangerous cladding from January, in a sigh of relief for people trapped in unsellable properties. Lenders withdrew mortgage provisions for unsafe flats following the Grenfell Tower disaster, when 72 people were killed in a fire at a high-rise block in [...]

  • Blockchains are changing the way you buy your home

    December 19, 2022

    Blockchains are changing the way you buy your home – blockchain technology has already been successfully used for a number of years in Australia by a company called PEXA, which has recorded over 11million property transactions. The same firm has recently set its sights on the UK to revolutionise the way that mortgages are handled [...]

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