Mortgage market starts new decade
Mortgage approvals dipped slightly in January, when compared with a bumper December.
Increase in approvals means 2019 ends on a high for mortgage market
Low mortgage rates have tempted more existing homeowners to re-enter the market and remortgage in November.
Remortgage activity fuels mortgage market growth in November
Low mortgage rates have tempted more existing homeowners to re-enter the market and remortgage in November.
Low rates help mortgage market battle through property slowdown
Market grows slightly between August and September. Lenders’ cut-price deals have helped market remain buoyant. Modest boost for first-time buyers in London.
Bargain mortgage rates tempt new wave of borrowers to market
Market grows slightly between August and September. Lenders’ cut-price deals have helped market remain buoyant. Modest boost for first-time buyers in London.
First-Time buyers grow market share
Low mortgage rates boost first-time buyers. Overall market steady compared to July. Yorkshire remains top region for small deposit borrowers.
Remortgage activity stays strong as wider market remains cool in July’s heatwave
Existing homeowners grabbing bargain mortgage rates. Slower house price growth helps some younger people onto ladder.
UK mortgage market grows between May and June
Number of mortgages approved up compared to June. London market continues to be dominated by those with large deposits. Other regions offer fertile ground for first-time buyers.
May sees further boost to mortgage market
Activity remains strong across the country. Yorkshire continues to be first-time buyer hotspot. Competitive mortgage rates drive existing homeowners to take out new loans.