- Buyers lose interest say National Homebuyers
The housing market suffered in December, potentially leading to more people seeking a fast property sale through alternative methods.
Company: National Homebuyers
(Filed: Wed Jan 23 2008)
- Credit crunch rolls on say National Homebuyers
Individual private investors will continue to be affected by the global credit crunch in 2008, potentially leading to more people seeking a fast property sale.
Company: National Homebuyers
(Filed: Wed Jan 23 2008)
- Fall in mortgage lending confirms shaky market
The Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) has reported that mortgage lending fell in December to its lowest level since May 2005, sending fresh jitters through the housing market over the continuing fall-out from the global credit crunch.
(Filed: Wed Jan 23 2008)
- Price growth slumps Says National Homebuyers
Property price growth slumped in 2007, potentially leading to a surge of people looking for a fast property sale in 2008.
Company: National Homebuyers
(Filed: Wed Jan 23 2008)
- Rics: House prices fall further
House prices in the UK are falling at a rate not seen for 15 years, according to the latest survey from the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (Rics).
Company: National Homebuyers
(Filed: Wed Jan 23 2008)
- Inflation remains above target
Concerns remain that many people in Britain will fall into financial difficulties in 2008.
Company: National Homebuyers
(Filed: Tue Jan 22 2008)
- Continuing slump in house prices
The latest Financial Times House Price Index shows house prices practically grinding to a halt, going from a double-digit growth rate in the summer to 0.1% in December. This represents their lowest monthly increase of the year and the slowest monthly rate since July 2005.
(Filed: Mon Jan 21 2008)
- House prices see worst decline in East Anglia
A new report from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) shows that East Anglia is experiencing the worst decline in house prices in the UK, with a fall of 1.3% in the last quarter of 2007, compared to a national average of 0.8%.
(Filed: Mon Jan 21 2008)
- Housing market hits worst slump in 15 years
A survey from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) shows that house prices across the UK fell in December at the fastest rate since 1992.
(Filed: Mon Jan 21 2008)
- Mortgage woes worsen
In another blow to house affordability, 11 major UK banks and building societies have cut their maximum lending amounts, a significant reversal of their previous lending practices.
(Filed: Mon Jan 21 2008)
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