The latest research by specialist property lending experts, Octane Capital , has shown that despite the resilience of the UK property market, UK house prices are currently climbing at a lower rate than inflation for just the 19th year since 1972.
Octane Capital analysed historic house price and inflation data stretching back 51 years, to reveal just how well the property market has...
A new report reveals that UK house prices fell at the sharpest pace in almost two years last month as rising mortgage rates and a gloomy economic outlook took their toll.
According to figures released by Halifax, prices fell 0.4pc in October – the third decline in four months. The annual rate of growth fell to 8.3pc from 9.8pc.
The figures echo numbers from Nationwide, which...
Alliance Fund , the end to end real estate fund, has taken a look at investing in a grade listed building, the cost of doing so, how it may help investors side step a downturn in the market and how to reduce risk in the process.
A listed building is a property recorded on a national register due to its architectural or historical significance, with the aim of protecting and...
What would happen to house prices if they kept pace with the energy cap increase?
The latest research by estate agent comparison site, GetAgent.co.uk , has revealed what the average cost of buying and renting a home would look like if house prices increased at the same rate as the spiralling cost of energy bills.
GetAgent looked at the growth rate of the current energy cap since...
National Association of Property Buyers urges Bank of England not to hike interest rates “In light of rising energy costs and indeed everything else as we approach winter, we hope interest rates are not increased.” *National Association Of Property Buyers issues SOS to the Bank of England. **They fear interest rate rises may push those ‘just about managing’ over the edge.
Tickets are now available for the next Exeter Property Circle Business Event
Please join us for networking & drinks at The Quayside Distillery on 13th October 2022 between 5.30 and 7.30 pm.
We are joined by Guest Speakers James Miles & Michael Tilston from The Mortgage Quarter in Exeter. They'll be sharing their industry insight using a fun quiz to give Exeter's...
Planning Consent for large mixed-use community on former Tyneside shipyard
Boyer achieves Planning Consent for Vibrant mixed-use community on former Tyneside shipyard
National planning consultancy Boyer (part of Leaders Romans Group ) has secured a positive resolution to approve planning permission on behalf of Hebburn Riverside Development Ltd for the development of 446 homes,...
Superb country home of two ‘chocolate box’ cottages
Woods’ Distinctive Homes department is excited to bring to the market a superb property of two quintessentially Devon ‘chocolate box’ cottages with four-car garaging and nearly 1.5 acres of grounds in a highly convenient, idyllic countryside location.
Nestled amongst some of the most beautiful South Devon countryside, Yarner and...
Utility bills set to cost nearly a third of the average mortgage payment
The latest market analysis by Revolution Brokers has revealed that October’s energy price cap increase will see the average household paying the equivalent of nearly a third of their annual mortgage in energy and water bills.
Revolution Brokers looked at how the cost of our utilities bills has changed since 2019...
