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House prices post 'sharp' growth slowdown in October: Nationwide - Vimarsana News

House prices post 'sharp' growth slowdown in October: Nationwide

House price rises dropped from 9.5% growth in September to 7.2% growth in October, show new figures from Nationwide. And on a monthly basis, prices fell 0.9%, which is the first drop recorded since July 2021 and the most significant move in this direction since June 2020. This means that the average house is now

House price growth stalls month-on-month in September - Vimarsana News

House price growth stalls month-on-month in September

Estate agents said that there could be some re-negotiations amid a backdrop of rising interest rates, which could lead to house prices softening.

Industry reacts to BoE base rate move | Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

Industry reacts to BoE base rate move | Mortgage Strategy

The Bank of England (BoE) announced this lunchtime that the base rate would increase by 50 basis points to 2.25%, which Market Financial Solutions chief executive Paresh Raja says “threatens to act as a bucket of cold water on what remains a red-hot market”. The latest increase is the highest the base rate has been

Biggest rate rise in 33 years to cost mortgage borrowers thousands and hammer housing market - Vimarsana News

Biggest rate rise in 33 years to cost mortgage borrowers thousands and hammer housing market

Bills expected to skyrocket as Bank Rate could hit 4.5pc next year

Bank of England may tackle inflation with major interest rate hike - Vimarsana News

Bank of England may tackle inflation with major interest rate hike

Hike in interest rates would be the biggest in 33 years and would heap renewed pressure on borrowers