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Loans for home purchases slumped by 8% last month as lenders clamped down on mortgages for those with small deposits, according to research today.
14 September 2012
Council tax bands should be adjusted so those in higher-value homes pay proportionally more, a charity said today.
11 September 2012
The housing market continues to "tread water", Halifax said today, after prices fell for the second month in a row in August.
6 September 2012
Almost a quarter of people feel they have been ripped off at some point in their lives by letting agent charges, research has found.
4 September 2012
House prices have recorded their biggest monthly rebound in more than two-and-a-half years, Nationwide Building Society says today.
31 August 2012
House sellers dropped asking prices by the biggest percentage recorded for August as would-be buyers became engrossed in the Olympics.
20 August 2012
Rents soared to a new high last month, with "fierce competition" from frustrated would-be home buyers continuing as the market enters its summer peak, a study said today.
17 August 2012
Home buyers are still likely to make decent returns on their investment in the longer term despite the weakness of the current market, a study has found.
10 August 2012
The number of home repossessions has fallen to its lowest level in a year and-a-half despite the toughening economy, but they could rise again.
9 August 2012
House prices fell in July following two months of increases but are expected to remain largely flat for the rest of the year, a survey says today.
6 August 2012
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