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Housing Market
Summer mortgage approvals pick up pace
The Bank of England has revealed an 11% increase in the total amount of home loans agreed this summer.
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Housing Market
First-time buyers ‘squeezed’ by higher loan and deposit costs
Moneyfacts warns that first-time buyers could face a 'perfect storm' of increased mortgage rates and out-of-reach deposit demands.
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Mortgages
Buyer boost amid steep mortgage rate drop
“Borrowers are seeing fixed mortgages falling at their fastest pace for almost two years," says Moneyfacts' Rachel Springall.
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Rental market
Buy-to-let loan costs soar as war causes “absolute mayhem”
Moneyfacts' Rachel Springall warns that the "positive sentiment entering 2026 has been shattered", and many landlords may exit the market.
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Housing Market
First-time buyers ‘suffer most’ from rising mortgage rates due to war
The cost of home loans for buyers trying to climb onto the housing ladder has jumped since war in the Middle East began last month.
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Latest property news
Traditional ‘Spring bounce’ will return this year, says big agency
Fine & Country’s Nicky Stevenson says there is cautious optimism amongst industry experts and homeowners alike as Spring approaches.
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More mortgage deals pulled as nervous market fears rate rises
Lenders withdraw mortgage offers amid concerns that the Bank of England will raise interest rates further.
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Mortgage lenders pull nearly 400 products as swap rates jump
Since the start of last week the number of mortgages has fallen from 5,385 deals to 5,012 and the buy-to-let market has also seen lenders pull fixed deals.
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Mortgage interest rates on the way down, experts tell estate agents
Average five-year fixed rate loan offers are now below 6% with some even as low as 5%.
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Latest property news
Zoopla: Rising mortgage rates will curb homebuying power
Property portal says withdrawal of cheap money deals will impact on homebuyer spending power by nearly a third.
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