The cost of living crisis has seen many lenders factoring in the impact of rising household bills and subsequently tightening their criteria, making it harder for prospective buyers to...

At London Credit, we obviously pay particular attention to developments in the capital and so have been especially delighted to see that the huge Crossrail project has finally seen...

House prices have continued to soar, reaching a new average of £368,614. But, as the five interest rate rises and the cost of living crisis continues, how will this impact the...

Two-thirds of stamp duty generated since the return of pre-pandemic rates have been paid for by those in the capital, according to new data.

More of us are opting to release equity from our properties in later life and the latest industry data shows that home or garden improvements are the second most common reason for...

The proportion of disposable household income required to cover the average mortgage repayment is by far its highest in a decade, hitting 27.6% so far in 2022.

Despite the well-documented pandemic property market boom, housing market activity has actually been on the slide since the first quarter of 2020, at least where mortgage fuelled...

Along with food and fuel, the monthly cost of a mortgage has also been steadily rising over the past 12 months, adding extra strain to household finances across the UK.

Being stuck in a housing chain that isn’t moving forwards can be stressful, and if any part of the chain collapses it can ultimately result in you not purchasing your dream home,...

The nation’s landlords remain split over the Government’s latest plans to improve the rental sector, with almost one in five planning to reduce the size of their buy-to-let...