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Nightmare insurance claim as family forced to move six times

After a water leak damaged their home, Direct Line arranged successive temporary housing … over eight traumatic months

Mortgages: don’t be dazzled by super-low interest rates

Ultra-low fixed-rate deals can look very attractive, but the no-fee higher rate can often make for a better bargain

UK house prices rise by 10% amid stamp duty holiday rush

Desire for larger homes and outdoor space during the pandemic help drive growth in the year to May

Barratt expects profit of more than £800m amid housing market boom

Housebuilder also benefits from rush to complete purchases before end of stamp duty holiday

UK wealth gap widens in pandemic as richest get £50,000 windfall

Resolution Foundation finds rising house and asset prices have ‘turbo-charged’ gap between richest and poorest

UK mortgage price war hots up with 0.94% fixed-rate deal

Deals offered by HSBC and TSB are available only to borrowers with hefty deposits

Housing boom takes Persimmon sales past pre-pandemic levels

Housebuilder benefits from cut in stamp duty to report revenues of £1.84bn for first half of 2021

UK house prices fell in June as full stamp duty holiday ended, says Halifax

Price of average home slipped by 0.5% in June to £260,358 but still 8.8% higher than a year ago

Liberalise planning rules to fix a housing crisis – sounds logical, but it won’t work

Restrictions are not the main barrier to housebuilding in Britain, says author Anna Minton

Housebuilder Taylor Wimpey opposed plans to cut new home emissions

Exclusive: firm also argued against heat pumps, which are proposed as a replacement for gas boilers

John Lewis plans to build 10,000 rental homes on its land

Sites include above Waitrose supermarkets and will range from studio flats to four-bedroom houses

Is the UK housing bubble about to burst? These are the best and worst scenarios

UK GDP has fallen – yet house prices have soared. Even a small rise in interest rates could hurt the economy, says economist Josh Ryan-Collins

UK house prices rise at fastest rate since 2004 amid stamp duty rush

Nationwide says all areas of the country recorded growth, with London prices increasing by 7.3%

Homebuyers rush to complete before stamp duty holiday deadline

Buyers who miss 30 June cutoff may have to pull out of purchases, putting chains of sales at risk

Persimmon and Aviva to refund leaseholders after UK rent inquiry

Housebuilder and insurer agree to make payments after watchdog uncovers evidence of overcharging

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