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One in eight UK renters unable to meet housing costs in full, says report

Action needed to help tenants in second wave of Covid, says Resolution Foundation

UK house price boom will collapse once buyers lose their jobs

Pent-up demand in the Covid lockdown and the stamp-duty cut kept the property market hot, but a chill is on its way

UK house prices jump but slowdown is likely, says Nationwide

Lender feels mini boom after Covid lockdown will stop when stamp duty holiday ends

Lloyds cashes in on UK mortgage boom as profits rise

Lending rose £3.5bn in Q3 after bank processes highest number of applications since 2008

Mortgages: how to get a loan as lenders pull up the ladder

First-time buyers face significant hurdles and high interest rates in their search for a home

Average asking price for homes in Britain ‘hits record high’

Surge in sales down to stamp duty holiday and ‘race for space’ as Rightmove predicts 7% rise in prices for 2020

Revealed: Sheikh Khalifa’s £5bn London property empire

Documents reveal UAE president owns multibillion-pound property portfolio spanning London’s most expensive neighbourhoods

John Lewis to build rental homes at 20 of its UK sites

Retailer’s plan is part of strategy to rebuild profits to £400m within five years

Housebuilder Barratt’s sales rise on back of stamp duty holiday

UK government’s help-to-buy scheme also helped orders after Covid lockdown ended

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer: how we made Location, Location, Location

‘I was telling two girls how safe an area was – when a policeman came up and said there’d been a murder round the corner’

Rental market reveals UK divide between affluent and deprived areas

Researchers say tenants in worse off areas more likely to be affected by economic fallout

Where have UK house prices increased most – and least – since 2010?

Value of some homes in Bristol is up by 120%, says Rightmove, but down in parts of Scotland

UK mortgage applications at 12-year high as house prices keep rising

Desire for more space on back of Covid homeworking fuels housing market, says Halifax

Lenders left wondering how PM’s homeowners pledge will be achieved

Boris Johnson’s conference promise leaves mortgage industry bemused and puzzled

It’s ‘on a road to nowhere’, but Norfolk is a magnet for city-dwellers

Estate agents and even boat-builders have seen a surge in interest from buyers keen to relocate to the country

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