Average mortgages rates have continued to decrease, with the biggest fall year-on-year applied to two-year fixed rates, figures show.
Read MoreAverage mortgage rates continue to tick down with two-year fixed rates most impacted, Rightmove says
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Five lenders now offer mortgage rates below 4% after major high street name announces cuts
One of Britain’s biggest lenders is dropping its lowest mortgage rates to below 4 per cent from tomorrow.
Read MoreBTL lenders lower rates and boost landlord options
There has been more activity in the UK’s buy to let lending sector as MT Finance, InterBay and Pluto Finance join the throng of lenders lowering rates.
Read MoreMajor lenders cut mortgage rates – but Santander will pull its 3.99% five-year fix soon
Two major mortgage lenders have today announced they are cutting rates in a boost for borrowers.
Read MoreSecond poll in two days shows huge exodus of landlords
A record number of landlords – now fewer than 88% – have no confidence in the current private rental sector, a figure that increases to 90% in London.
Read MoreNorthern England predicted to outpace the South
Northern cities are set to outpace London and the South in house price growth over the next five years, property investment firm UOWN has predicted.
Read MoreBest mortgage rates February 2025
Find out the best rates in February for first-time buyers, home movers and remortgagers, plus what to look for when comparing deals
Read MoreFour major mortgage lenders all increase rates at the same time: Here’s why more may follow…
Major banks have begun increasing mortgage rates in response to renewed economic uncertainty.
Read MoreStamp duty changes ‘will motivate’ first time buyer boom in early 2025, lender says
Looming changes to stamp duty will give first-time buyers “greater motivation” to get on the housing ladder, British bank Halifax has said.
Read MoreMortgage market set for a rebound in 2025
The UK mortgage market is poised for growth in 2025, with lending activity expected to rebound amid improving economic conditions and stabilising interest rates.
According to the latest report from the Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association (IMLA), gross mortgage lending is projected to increase by 16% to £275 billion, up from £237.5 billion in 2024. This growth is attributed to easing affordability pressures and greater demand for remortgaging as rates settle between 3% and 4%.
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