Rics June survey has shown a significant decline in the number of new buyers as uncertainty remains after the EU referendum.

Lending to home movers increased by £800 million or higher by 18.6% for the month as other buyer types lag behind during May.

The lowest ever ten year fixed rate mortgage deal at 2.39% is launched by the Coventry Building Society after EU referendum.

There has been a 20% fall in demand for new-build homes and interest in the London housing market due to the EU Referendum.

Uncertainty created with Brexit could see house prices fall by 5% and decreasing swap rates may produce better mortgage deals.

Homeowners borrowed £8.2 billion for the month to April 2016 down £5.4 billion or 40% after a significant rise in mortgage activity last month.

Proposals in the government's Digital Economy Bill intend to make switching a mortgage deal for homeowners possible within a week.

Homeowners borrowed £13.8 billion in March an increase of £5.1 billion and the highest monthly amount since August 2007.

London’s new Mayor Sadiq Khan has outlined plans to quadruple the number of affordable new-build homes in the capital.

UK house price growth was only 0.2% during the month of April with lower annual returns suggest a slowdown in the property market.

George Osborne has warned mortgage rates would increase if the UK leaves the European Union increasing the cost to homeowners.

The surge in buy-to-let investors ahead of the stamp duty tax has helped to increase mortgage lending to a new high in February.