How does rising inflation impact the housing market?
Rising inflation tends to lead to higher interest rates which can slow house price growth. Here’s how inflation impacts the property market.
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Rising inflation tends to lead to higher interest rates which can slow house price growth. Here’s how inflation impacts the property market.
The homes are designed to benefit people who would otherwise struggle to afford housing locally and communities will be put in charge of deciding how and where the properties will be built.
House prices have gone up by of 8.1% year-on-year, meaning the average UK home now costs £245,200. Find out what that money buys across the UK.
More properties come onto the market as homeowners look to make their next move and lock in recent house price gains. Demand for family houses remains strong.
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The number of properties sold soared by 15% during the month of February, as 96,250 homes changed hands, according to HMRC.
Nearly two million homeowners will see their mortgage repayments increase after the Bank Rate was hiked for the third time in four months.
New home listings were 5% higher in January than the previous five-year average, as the flow of supply starts to increase.