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The number of people remortgaging has increased by 36% for the year as homeowners lock into new competitive deals.
Having a premium brand supermarket on your doorstep can add over £40,000 to the value of your home or twice that of budget stores.
UK house prices in the country remains steady with the largest annual price growth recorded in Scotland rising 6.7% for the year.
It cost double to purchase your home if you are a first time buyer in London compared to anywhere else in the country.
The competitive marketplace and low interest rates is helping remortgage buyers in London find the best deals to keep repayment costs down.
The average price for a flat has increased by £75,074 in just five years and rising faster than any other property type in the country.
Over the past decade the number of homes sold for more than a million pounds has increased by 73% even with depressed market demand.
Thousands of mortgage prisoners caught paying high interest rates due to affordability rules could be given more help from lenders.
New stamp duty relief introduced by the government has saved first time buyers £2,300 on average when buying their first home.