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Feature: Staying power Early signs pointed to a catastrophic 2020 for the mortgage market, writes Guy Anker, but it is now in a buoyant position By Guy Anker 17 th December 2020 3:40 pm It has been a year like no other in every aspect of life, but the mortgage market has proved resilient in the face of the pandemic. There were initial concerns the industry could grind to a halt as it did during the credit crunch more than a decade ago. Those worries came as a raft of products were pulled shortly after Covid-19 hit Europe, and the housing market was effectively closed between m...

House prices rise £13,000 in a year to hit a new average high of £245k as agents claim buyers are 'storming' the market in the stamp duty holiday Jane Denton For Thisismoney © Provided by This Is Money MailOnline logo The surge in house prices saw the average property in Britain reach a record high of £245,000 in October, as buyers race to complete transactions ahead of the stamp duty holiday on 31 March 2021. Property prices rose by 5.4 per cent, or £13,000, in the year to October, up from a 4.3 per cent increase in the year to September, new figures from the Office fo...

House prices rise £13,000 in a year to hit a new average high of £245k as agents claim buyers are 'storming' the market in the stamp duty holiday Jane Denton For Thisismoney © Provided by This Is Money MailOnline logo The surge in house prices saw the average property in Britain reach a record high of £245,000 in October, as buyers race to complete transactions ahead of the stamp duty holiday on 31 March 2021. Property prices rose by 5.4 per cent, or £13,000, in the year to October, up from a 4.3 per cent increase in the year to September, new figures from the Office fo...