The base interest rate will be staying at 0.5% in a surprise move from the Bank of England.
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An index measuring house price change across 20 UK cities has found that a surge in investment boosted the housing market of regional cities, which saw the greatest growth in home values over the last quarter.
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Mortgage approval rose ahead of the UK’s referendum vote to stay in the EU, against the predictions of economists, according to figures published by the UK’s largest lenders.
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After Britain voted to leave the European Union causing uncertainty and volatility to dominate the financial markets, consequently leading to a decline in the Pound value – foreign investors are showing eagerness to capitalize on cheaper exchange rates, as experts in the industry say.
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The British public has elected to leave the European Union following one of the most closely contested votes in British history.
Chancellor George Osborne left the buy-to-let sector relatively untouched in yesterday’s Budget announcement, but failed to offer enough clarity on the Stamp Duty changes announced in last year’s Autumn Statement.
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Chancellor George Osborne has announced details of a new Stamp Duty Land Tax reform focused on the commercial property market.
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Today will see Chancellor George Osborne announce the 2016 Budget, but what can we expect from this year’s policies – and what will they mean for the property market?
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Following yesterday's surprise Stamp Duty increases, experts have been discussing how the North's housing market is likely to capitalise.
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Chancellor George Osborne's Autumn Statement sees a 3% Stamp Duty increase for buy-to-let property investments introduced.
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