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NatWest profits triple to £1bn after jump in mortgage lending

Stronger economic position allows bank to release £242m worth of provisions

Homeowners face biggest hike in mortgage costs since 2008

Data from government’s independent forecasting unit suggests interest payments could increase by 13% in 2023

Interest rates may be rising soon. Will your finances stand the strain?

Market-watchers are expecting an increase as early as next month. Here’s how it would hit mortgages, savings and debt

Are UK house prices ever going to crash? We ask the expert

Social geographer Danny Dorling says the cost of buying a home will fall, one day – but what’s harder to predict is when

Average UK house price rises by £25,000 in a year

Cost of a home climbed in every region in 12 months to August, with prices in London rising to £526,000

Mortgage lenders need to warm up to energy-efficient homes

Government’s net zero plan wants to link energy upgrades to home financing, but policy details will be critical

We want to buy our first home and then move abroad. Is this possible?

We want to return to the UK every now and then and live in the property but we are unsure about buy -o-let mortgages

‘Ideally located’: £250,000 parking space for sale near Harrods

Underground space in Basil Street car park, Knightsbridge, costs nearly as much as average UK house

Mortgage lending strengthens despite Bank of England base rate warning

Price war sees even lower interest rates in third quarter with lenders accepting smaller deposits

Britain’s homes could be worth £9.2tn on open market, report shows

Property website values total UK housing at four times the value of the country’s economy

Oxford college’s wealth boost exposes academia’s haves and have-nots

Sale of stake in its science park makes Magdalen one of richest colleges – but students say they are unlikely to benefit

UK house prices show strongest monthly rise since 2007

Halifax says average property price rose by 1.7%, or £4,425, to £267,587 in September

Only London’s highest earners able to rent privately at affordable cost, ONS says

Majority of renters facing ‘uphill struggle’ as housing costs in parts of England rise again

Shares in China property firm Evergrande suspended pending ‘major transaction’

Trading halt sends markets Asian stocks falling amid speculation debt-laden group will sell off property management arm

Residents of south London block face £2.6m fire-safety bill

Oyster Court in Southwark fails to meet height threshold for bailout in wake of Grenfell Tower disaster

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