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Rental evictions in England and Wales surge by 98% in a year

Homeless charity Crisis say rise in repossessions shows ‘devastating impact’ of the cost of living crisis on renters

UK property demand declines as house prices in England fall

Further slowdown likely amid interest rate rise and cost of living crisis, says surveyors’ body Rics

UK house sales outlook for 2023 remains ‘uncertain’, says Barratt

Housebuilder reports ‘modest uplift’ in reservations of new homes in January but remains cautious

First five-year fixed mortgage under 4% since mini-budget launched by HSBC

Britons will be able to fix monthly home loan costs at level below Bank of England base rate

UK house prices flat after four-month fall as interest rates bite

Halifax figures show average house price largely unchanged in January at £281,684

‘We owe our landlord £1m in rent – but they’ve left us with substandard homes’

Homeless charity’s fight over rent arrears adds to property funds’ woes, including rising interest rates and sceptical investors

Exorbitant house prices don’t just hurt the young. They are a blight on all our lives

Steps to change an unfair landscape include ending right to buy, taxing residential property at today’s prices and building vital social housing

‘I’m really worried’: homeowners and would-be buyers on UK interest rates

As the base rate reaches 4%, we hear from people concerned about rising mortgage costs

Criminals, oligarchs and kleptocrats still own large chunks of the UK – and they’re using this loophole to stay anonymous

The clampdown on the rich Russians using shell companies to buy up London, launched after Putin invaded Ukraine, hasn’t worked. Here’s why, says author Oliver Bullough

What does the Bank of England interest rate rise mean for you?

From mortgages to credit cards, we break down the impact the 4% rise could have on your finances

UK house price growth slowest since mid-2020; manufacturing contracts for sixth month in a row – as it happened

UK annual house price growth slows to 1.1%; investors await US Federal Reserve message on whether it will tighten monetary policy further

UK house prices fall for fifth month in a row

Average cost of home now 3.2% below August 2022 peak as mortgage demand slumps

Almost 13,000 offshore companies with UK property fail to declare owners

The companies may now face fines and a ban on selling their land, the government has said

UK demand for mortgages slumps as interest rates deter buyers

Bank of England figures also reveal many households are dipping into savings, rather than using credit cards

Thousands of offshore companies with UK property still not stating real owners

Imminent deadline to sign up to Companies House register aimed at flushing out secretive owners will be missed by many firms

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