Mortgages and Property News

Month on month house prices in the UK fell slightly in May, according to the latest Nationwide house price index. UK house prices fell by 0.2% in May compared to the previous month, with the market...

The British housing market is showing signs of recovery following months of Brexit doldrums, as mortgage approvals reached their highest levels in more than two years in April. Trade body UK Finance...

Tesco Bank is leaving the mortgage market and is planning to sell its loan book, due to challenging market conditions. The bank, part of the largest supermarket in the UK, started offering mortgages...

House prices in the UK grew 1.1% in April after a fall in March, according to the latest figures from Halifax. The Halifax house price index revealed in March that house prices fell 1.3% over the...

House price growth in the UK remained subdued for the fifth month in a row in April, according to the latest figures from Nationwide. House prices in the country grew 0.9% in April compared to the...

Homebuyers and lenders appear to have brushed Brexit uncertainty in March, as mortgages approvals reached their highest level since June of last year. Industry data from UK Finance, a lobby group for...

Property sales in southern British cities have fallen by 13% since 2015, while sales in northern cities have risen by 6% over the same period. According to the latest figures from Zoopla, house prices...

House prices in London and the South East are expected to continue falling for the rest of 2019, according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. RICS’s poll of surveyors in March found that...

House prices in the UK fell by 1.6% in March compared to the previous month, according to the latest data from Halifax. The mortgage lender said that although average house prices had fallen compared...

House prices in London are beginning to grow slightly after falling for three years, according to the Zoopla UK cities index. According to the report, house prices in February rose in every city in...