Author: Mile
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Rise in the number of UK first-time property buyers expected to continue
First-time buyers were the largest property buyer segment in the U.K. during 2018, and that may continue this year despite increasing affordability pressures, according ... -
London prime property remains attractive despite Brexit
Peer-to-peer property lender, CapitalRise, is positive on London prime property despite challenging market conditions CapitalRise says London’s prime property market is in good shape ... -
Lloyds buys Tesco Bank’s mortgage business in £3.8bn deal
The deal will see 23,000 mortgage customers transfer their loans to Halifax, which is owned by Lloyds Lloyds Banking Group has seen off bids ... -
Repossessions fall across England and Wales except London
Overall repossession cases fell by nine per cent over the period, according to new analysis of Land Registry data by WinMyDreamHome Repossessions fell in ... -
Buying home near an ‘outstanding’ school costs significant premium
Living near an ‘outstanding’ school in England costs an additional £180,000, according to research from Trussle The additional cost of buying a home near ... -
UK new builds price premiums hit 108%
The average price of a new build property in the UK is £290,176, compared to £224,729 for existing properties, finds Springbok Properties The current ... -
Midlands-based housing association secures £30m for new residential development
West Midlands-based housing association Accord has secured an additional £30m from the Pension Insurance Corporation (PIC) to help it build new homes The 13,000-home ... -
Scotland property market 11-year high ahead of Brexit
Second quarter’s 26,000 sales have totalled £8 billion as buyers take long-term view Scotland’s domestic property market has soared to an 11-year high ahead ... -
London buyer activity up despite lack of supply
Property market activity in London has climbed over the first six months of 2019 despite the lack of properties coming up for sale, according ... -
UK residential property transactions continue to fall
Residential property transactions fell 8.5 per cent from June to July, down 12.5 per cent from last year’s figures Residential property transactions saw an ...
