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Nationwide intensifies mortgage price war with its lowest rates for 8 months

Building society announces best-buy deals starting at 3.84% while some rivals raise their rates

Average UK person has lost out on £10,200 since 2010, thinktank says

Comparing actual economic growth across UK cities with pre-2010 trends shows Aberdeen £45,000 poorer, with Burnley next at £28,000

Homeowners who sold last year banked £102,000 profit on average, data shows

Years of strong price growth meant sellers in England and Wales netted hefty windfall despite fall in house prices

Ministers’ 99% mortgage idea could overheat UK housing market, say experts

Scheme to support first-time buyers that would appeal to young voters reportedly being considered by No 10

UK house prices on track to rise 3% in 2024, says leading agent

Cheaper mortgages and anticipation of interest rate cuts are predicted to lead to jump in transactions

The latest casualties of Britain’s rental crisis? Youthful joy – and the buzz and vibrancy of city life

When housing costs a fortune and employers such as BrewDog pay the minimum wage, it’s no wonder pubs and venues are struggling, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

What is behind Huddersfield’s remarkable house price boom?

Value of residential properties in the West Yorkshire town grew faster than anywhere in the UK in the 12 months to October 2023. Why?

Not that difficult to buy a home in UK, claims NatWest chair

Howard Davies criticised as being ‘out of touch’ with number of first-time buyers at lowest level in a decade

UK house prices rise again but Halifax forecasts up to 4% drop in 2024

Growth rates driven by shortage of properties on market, says mortgage lender, with typical home worth £287,105

UK homeowners face £19bn rise in mortgage costs as fixed-rate deals expire

Up to 1.5m households expected to face sharp increase this year, with inflation and tax rises also denting spending power

‘Sleepless nights’: UK homeowners fear 2024 mortgage timebomb

Some of those whose lower fixed deals will end tell of their fears at having to find hundreds of pounds extra each month

Britain’s housing market may be ‘past peak pain’ but what will 2024 bring?

Second year of falling prices expected though recovery is likely in the second half as interest rates come down

For sale at £130m: Dubai penthouse with cryogenic room and hay beds

New owner of eight-bedroom property can enjoy a basketball court and 10 parking lots

HSBC joins mortgage rate-cutting drive with deals below 4%

Five- and 10-year fixed-rate remortgage offers announced as lenders big and small reduce rates

Super-rich pick flats with private security as sales rise of £15m-plus London homes

Centrally located apartments rather than houses popular with buyers from US, Middle East and China

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