
Property values in London continue to fall dragging down UK house prices to the lowest annual growth levels in five years.
Property values in London continue to fall dragging down UK house prices to the lowest annual growth levels in five years.
Remortgaging has reached its highest level for a decade as homeowners lock into attractive deals ahead of Brexit uncertainty.
Mortgage rates for first time buyers with small deposits have reached a record low despite rise in base interest rates.
Properties in the New Forest are the most expensive in national parks and more than double the cost of the county average.
Darlington Building Society is offering a new mortgage deal with six times your annual salary if you work in the right industry.
Homes in Slough are three times more likely to benefit from modernising to add property value than anywhere else in Britain.
Impact of Brexit is not holding back regional cities benefiting from over 6% growth in house price and high level of market activity.
Mortgages completed by first time buyers in London during the third quarter reached the highest level in three years.
Buoyant market for homeowners sees £11m of equity released each day from property and a record £1bn in the third quarter.
An uncertain economic outlook from Brexit and squeeze on household budgets sees house prices at slowest growth since May 2013.