As more homes are coming up for sale across the UK, we find that buyers are given more choice when looking as they are staying on the market longer than previously due to the higher interest rates and the cost of living effecting affordability. The number of homes for sale across the UK is increasing, […]
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As the UK looks for economic stability with Rishi Sunak as the new prime minister, we expect the government to review the countries policies, in a hope that we see falling mortgage rates and positive rental market reforms as planned. Rishi Sunak is the new prime minister, what to expect under his leadership. Mortgage rates
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First time buyers will have two months to apply to the governments help to buy equity loan scheme. The Help to Buy equity loan scheme will stop accepting new applications at 6pm on 31 October, before closing completely on 31 March 2023 The initiative enables first-time buyers to purchase a new build property with just
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From July this year the government put into effect some changes to help combat the increasing charges for leasehold homes, these changes take effect on renewal or any new purchases. The government is banning expensive ground rents on leasehold properties for new buyers in England and Wales From 30 June, landlords will no longer be
Ground rent to be removed from lease renewals and purchases. Read More »
House prices have gone up by of 8.1% year-on-year, meaning the average UK home now costs £245,200. Find out what that money buys across the UK. The average UK home now costs £245,200, according to our latest House Price Index. That’s an increase of around £80,000 per home over the past decade. But what does that
10 homes for sale for £245,200, the new national average price for property Read More »
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