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Mortgages to cost 1m borrowers extra £500 a month by 2026, Bank warns

Bank of England says millions of homeowners will be paying up to £220 more a month by end of year

UK two-year fixed mortgage rates hit highest level since 2008

Average rate rises to 6.66%, according to Moneyfacts, in more bad news for homeowners

UK house prices fall at fastest annual rate since 2011, says Halifax

Average price of property drops by 2.6% year on year in June as mortgage rates climb

UK homeowners in limbo as help to buy firm won’t answer phone

Frustrated borrowers unable to sell or remortgage as company running loan scheme leaves them on hold

70% of central London properties sold this year bought with cash – Savills

Report fuels fear that rich overseas buyers are buying properties at expense of working Londoners

Risks of UK housing crash rising by the day as fixed-rate mortgage deals end

The tipping point for the economy could come if fixed-rate mortgages rise above 7%

The UK’s housing market is hurting everyone. Time to rethink the whole thing

There appears to be no relief in sight for homeowners or renters – but there are things that can be done, says Josh Ryan-Collins, an associate professor at UCL

First-time homebuyers now need nearly 10 years to save a deposit, research finds

Rising rents and property prices mean Londoners are flatsharing into their 40s, says Generation Rent

UK house prices rise unexpectedly in June but annual rate falls

Nationwide says mortgage crisis ‘likely to exert significant drag’ on market activity in coming months

Two and five-year fixed-rate mortgages in UK at highest level for seven months

Data from Moneyfacts shows average cost of two-year deal now at 6.23%, with five-year at 5.86%

Young adults pay heaviest price for Britain’s exploding mortgage timebomb

Rising interest rates expose widening generational gulf, with millennials facing heavy increases in monthly payments

‘There’s a lot of anger’: the mortgage trap ensnaring the Tories in their heartlands

In Selby, site of a key byelection, hardship may be opening the door to Labour even in comfortable Conservative North Yorkshire

‘The mortgage crisis has changed our lives’: borrowers in England reel from latest rise in rates

Anguished families talk about how the Bank of England’s 13th consecutive interest hike is affecting them – and their fears for the future

Mortgage rise impact ‘will dwarf energy bills crisis’ for UK homeowners

Tories warned about threat to middle earners as Labour increases lead among mortgage holders and Lib Dems target blue wall areas

Mortgages: how to cope as UK interest rates hit the roof

Options for homeowners and first-time buyers as they face maelstrom in market

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