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Sold signs up, says London Mortgage Broker, London Mortgage Advice.
Since April 2008, sold signs have been sprouting across the country, increasing to their highest number.
The number of Sold signs instructed by agents in June rose to the highest level for 14 months, and showed a 19.2% increase on May, according to estate agency sign supplier Agency Express.
There were 36.3% more Sold signs in June than June 2008, year-on-year.
The West Midlands was region showing the greatest monthly increase in the number of boards moving from For Sale to Sold, with a 58.7% rise, followed by the East Midlands (35.1%) and Yorkshire (28.8%).
The regions experien... read more
Can we rely on the latest house price increase?
There has been reaction by property experts to yesterday's Nationwide Monthly House Price Index which saw a 0.9% in June.
Some say that it highlighted renewed buyer enthusiasm for the best properties with very thin house sales volumes. The best locations and most desirable properties are seeing price stabilisation at the moment, whereas less desirable areas and homes are still seeing big annual price falls. Could be though that this renewed confidence and the increased buyer interest that estate agents are reporting will not last beyond the summer.
Wtih mortgage rationing is set to conti... read more
House Prices Increase Again
The latest news from NATIONWIDE regarding the cost of buying a house has now been publshed and it makes interesting reading.
House prices increased by 0.9% in June, raising the average price to £156,442, according to the latest Nationwide index.
The three month rate of change turned positive for the first time since December 2007 and the annual rate of change has improved to -9.3% from -11.3% in May the latest statistics also show.
“If the pattern of price movements seen in the first half of the year is repeated over the second half, then prices could show only a small single digit f... read more
Fixed rate are the most popular mortgage deal says London Mortgage Broker, London Mortgage Advice
87 per cent of home owners opting for this type of product as fixed-rate mortgages are dominating this sector of the loans market.
In the second quarter of 2009 there was a 16 per cent rise in consumers opting for fixed-rate mortgages, according to Legal and General's Mortgage Purchase Index.
"Who could blame [consumers]? Margins on these products are high and it's almost a cast-iron certainty that when the base rate next moves, it will be upwards." says Stephen Smith of Legal and General. Adding that fixed-rate mortgages will give home owners "valuable peace of mind" in "turbulent" eco... read more
Buy to let mortgages
Research shows buy-to-let landlords are losing their properties at over three times the rate of other homeowners.
1,700 buy-to-let properties were repossessed by lenders in the first three months of this year, Council of Mortgage Lenders figures show.
Buy-to-let mortgages much harder to come by, caused by the recession.
Lenders are appointing more receivers of rent.In this process, a tenant is allowed to remain in a property instead of losing their home. It also gives the lender time to decide what to do with the property, whilst offsetting the mortgage interest against the rent. That... read more
Britain doing better that europe on house prices
A study said on Wednesday says that European house prices sinking in the global economic crisis are likely to fall further next year although the British market may steady
Standard & Poor's (S&P) estimated that British house prices may "stabilise" in the last three months of this year.This may leave them at about seven percent below the level in December last year, and they may remain "roughly stable" in 2010.
Ireland would fall 13 percent this year and a further 10 percent in 2010.
Spanish housing market is poised for an extended period of adjustment, with prices declining until 201... read more
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