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UK house prices increased in February and are now back to the same levels as April 2007, figures from research group Acadametrics have revealed.
The Mortgage Works (TMW) has launched guarantor mortgage products with different levels of liability.
The latest statistics from Halifax have added weight to the view that the house price recovery may be losing impetus.
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Nationwide will no longer assess a borrower’s affordability based on its income multiplier from tomorrow.
The latest statistics from Nationwide and Hometrack have pointed towards house prices leveling off and a loss of market momentum.
House prices fell 1% in February compared with the previous month, ending a strong run of nine consecutive monthly increases, according to Nationwide.
Metro Bank will be up and running by April, according to the Sunday Telegraph.
Research by Evaluate Technologies has revealed rates for borrowers with deposits of 10% have fallen by nearly a third in the past three months.
Nationwide has revealed that house prices rose by 1.2% in January. Mortgages for Business responded by saying that house prices will fall in February and March, because of a lack of demand and economic uncertainty in 2010. Do you believe that house prices will decline, or will they continue to rise following a good start in January?
Halifax’s latest house price index has revealed that property values rose by 0.6% in January, taking the average price to 9.9% above the bottom of the market in April 2009.
The latest house price index from Nationwide has revealed that property values rose by 1.2% in January, marking a strong start to 2010.
Editor Barney McCarthy previews the latest issue of Mortgage Solutions.
House prices rose by 1.2% during January, according to the latest Nationwide house price index.
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