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House prices fall in February, says Nationwide

Fri 26th Feb 2010

House prices have fallen in the month of February, according to the latest figures.

Mortgage-free the goal for two-thirds of Brits

Wed 17th Feb 2010

Paying off their mortgage in full before turning 50 is the ambition of 62 per cent of property owners, according to research from the Co-operative Bank.

Lloyds TSB: Scottish housing market improving

Tue 16th Feb 2010

Scottish house prices are starting to increase as the market begins to move again, according to the Scottish House Price Monitor from Lloyds TSB Scotland.

House purchases increased in January, despite weather

Thu 11th Feb 2010

The latest figures from the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) assessments for January have found that the number of people purchasing properties went up, despite the poor weather.

Renting tenants 'suffering from arrears'

Thu 11th Feb 2010

A high number of people who rent their properties are still struggling with arrears despite the improving economic climate, according to the Association of Residential Letting Agents (ARLA).

Consumers 'do not expect' housing price fall

Mon 1st Feb 2010

Prospective property buyers believe that house prices have reached their lowest levels and are thinking of buying this year, according to Unbiased.co.uk.

More low deposit loans on market

Fri 29th Jan 2010

The amount of low deposit loans that first-time buyers have to choose from has increased, according to moneysupermarket.com.

House prices increasing in 2010

Fri 29th Jan 2010

House prices have already started to increase this year, according to the latest figures from Nationwide.

Arrears proposals 'unlikely' to help lower repossessions

Fri 29th Jan 2010

The number of people who have their homes repossessed after falling into arrears is unlikely to fall following changes by the Financial Services Authority (FSA), according to John Charcol.

Housing prices 'were not sustainable'

Fri 29th Jan 2010

The recent fall in housing prices was inevitable as the high cost of properties seen during the last decade was not sustainable, according to one expert.

FSA mortgage proposals 'will benefit' borrowers

Fri 29th Jan 2010

Changes to how charges are applied to people in arrears will be helpful to those who are struggling financially, moneysupermarket.com has stated.

Buying a home 'more stressful' experience

Mon 25th Jan 2010

Moving to a new home has been the most stressful experience for many British adults, according to the results of a new poll.

House prices increase 1.2 per cent

Tue 19th Jan 2010

The average house price increased by 1.2 per cent in the first week of 2010, according to reports.

House price concerns force many to delay having children

Mon 18th Jan 2010

The high cost of housing is forcing many to reconsider having children, according to reports from homeless charity Shelter.

Volatile house price market predicted

Thu 14th Jan 2010

The director of residential research at Savills has suggested that the UK housing market could see unstable prices in the future.

London property values 'expected to rise'

Fri 8th Jan 2010

Property values in London are likely to rise over the coming year, it has been asserted.

Houses 'affordable' for first-time buyers

Mon 4th Jan 2010

First-time buyers can now afford to purchase properties in four in ten local district authorities, according to Halifax.

Nationwide: House values up 5.9 per cent in 2009

Thu 31st Dec 2009

The average property price this year rose by 5.9 per cent, according to the latest figures from Nationwide.

'Most expensive street in the UK' revealed

Wed 30th Dec 2009

The most expensive place to buy a property in the UK is Wycombe Square in London, according to Halifax.

East Midlands property market 'increases 300%'

Wed 23rd Dec 2009

The property market in the east midlands has grown by as much as 300 per cent in a year, according to The Nottingham Building Society.

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