Property Market News
Doors open for first-time buyers as landlords sell up
The outlook is getting better for first-time buyers as more landlords leave the market. Find out more about how the landlord's exit can keep the market moving!
26 July 2023
Rated 4.4 out of 5 (1236 reviews)The outlook is getting better for first-time buyers as more landlords leave the market. Find out more about how the landlord's exit can keep the market moving!
The property market welcomes news that inflation has fallen as it paves the way for better things to come! We consider what this could mean for the property market.
We think the rising interest rates can be better explained in terms of a chessboard, which brings us to ask: is there simply a clever game being played here?
Our COO, Oliver Meddick, shares his insights on the May price increase and what this could mean for the property market moving forward.
HSBC Break 4% Threshold with 3.99% Five-Year Fixed Rate Mortgage HSBC appear to be the first to break the 4% threshold with a 3.99% five-year fixed rate mortgage offering, the first since 2022’s hike. Since the mini-budget the fixed rate peak has experienced a slow but steady decline, with HSBC’s
Despite soaring interest rates UK lenders continue to slash mortgage rates. Furthermore, market indicators show house price rises are not only slowing but poised to drop into negative territory. Zoopla, reports inflation slowing to 7.8%. The property site predicts a further dip into Q1 2023, with a prediction that mortgage rates
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced to the House of Commons the highly anticipated Autumn Statement on 17th August 2022. Want to know more? Read our quick glance summary of all the key points. Autumn Statement 2022 Taxation and Wages Stamp duty cuts announced in the Mini Budget will remain but
With the arrival of the new stamp duty rules as announced in the recent mini budget on Friday 23rd September, we provide a quick glance summary of the changes and what the stamp duty rules could mean for you. What is stamp duty? Stamp duty is a tax payable on
The Times newspaper has reported today that Liz Truss is due to cut stamp duty in a mini-budget to take place on Friday 23 September. The Times reports that the move comes as part of an attempt to drive economic growth by enabling more first-time buyers to get on
A changing tide in the housing market is upon us. We look at how homebuyers are having to navigate their way through higher interest rates and an unstable economic climate and consider is it time for a compromise. Purchasing a Home Today The average price of a house in the