
The booming buy-to-let market and ease investors can secure mortgage loans could undermine the UK economy when interest rates rise.
The booming buy-to-let market and ease investors can secure mortgage loans could undermine the UK economy when interest rates rise.
The Land Registry data shows house prices for homes in east of England up 1.6% with London gains of 9.1% in the last year.
Prices of homes in Kensington and Chelsea are 1,500% more than Blaenau Gwent in Wales emphasising the divide across the country.
Annual house price rise in April is 5.5% down from 9.6% in March, says ONS, while the number of Help to Buy completions have decreased.
Data from the Nationwide building society show a slight fall in house prices in May while cash buyers represent four out of ten purchases.
The number of mortgages approved in April increased 9.9%, the highest monthly rise for six years according to the Bank of England.
Property prices have continued to grow since the election with annual growth at 5.1% and set for a surge for the rest of the year.
Tax breaks add £14 billion to landlord buy-to-let income boosting the sector while first time buyers are priced out of the market.
The value of landlord property near the £1 trillion level with income of £112 billion as the buy-to-let sector continues to grow.
Mortgage lending to first time buyers in Greater London is 16% lower to the previous quarter according to the latest CML report.