Sinking Feeling Takes Over Financial Markets Amid Worries About Rising Rates & Slowing Construction
A sinking feeling has taken over financial markets at the end of a volatile week of trading. Investors are digesting the unpalatable implications ...
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Halifax House Price Index: Prices Increase Sharply Again
House prices increased by 1.1% in April A Tenth consecutive monthly rise, the longest run since 2016 House prices are up £47,568 over ...
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Property Industry Reacts to Bank of England Base Rate Increase
Today the Bank of England made the decision to raise interest rates for the fourth consecutive time. The rise to 1% is the ...
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Focus Shifts to Bank of England’s Decision at Midday as Barratt Customers Shrug Off Rising Rates Concerns
Relief has rippled through the financial markets as the Federal Reserve seems committed to keep to the path it had mapped out to ...
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How Can the UK Bridging Industry Help the Property Market Go Green?
Climate change is a pertinent issue that every industry must respond to. The property sector is no exception – nor, by extension, is ...
Mortgage Borrowing Hits £7 Billion in March
This morning, the Bank of England have said net borrowing amounted to £7.0 billion in March, up from £4.6 billion in February. Mortgage ...
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London Rental Yields Start to Climb as Pandemic Rental Freeze Thaws
New research has revealed that London rental yields are still on the rise after a temporary pandemic slump, with southern areas providing particularly ...
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Boris Johnson is Considering Re-Introducing ‘Right to Buy’
The announcement that Boris Johnson is considering re-introducing the ‘right to buy’ social housing policy of the 1980’s is one answer to housing ...
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Nationwide House Price Index: Increasingly Stretched Affordability is Starting to Have an Impact
Annual house price growth slowed modestly to 12.1% in April, down from 14.3% in March – nevertheless, this is the 11th time in ...
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Annual Cost of Renting Forecast to Climb as Much as £1,500 Over Next 12 Months
In just 12 months, the average UK tenant could be paying £800 more a year in rent, according to new research. Following a ...
