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BBC Property News
- House market back in the doldrumsThe brief flurry of activity in the property market has come to an end, says the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. […]
- House prices 'fluctuate widely'House prices in the UK fell back sharply in April after the end of the stamp-duty holiday for first-time buyers, the Halifax says. […]
- 'Spring bounce' for house salesThe number of homes sold in the UK rose sharply in March as the typical spring bounce took hold, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) says. […]
- Mortgage dash to beat stamp dutyMortgage lending rose sharply in March as buyers rushed to complete sales before the end of a stamp duty holiday, lenders say. […]
- Mortgage rates rise for new dealsMortgage rates for new borrowers are continuing to rise, with least 10 lenders charging more for certain deals this week. […]
- Rents 'fell back again' in MarchThe average level of private rents in England and Wales fell back slightly again in March, according to the letting agency group LSL Property Services. […]
- Housing market 'broadly stable'House prices are "broadly stable", the Halifax says, despite recording a 2.2% rise between February and March. […]
- Sudden drop in mortgages on offerThe number of mortgage deals on offer has fallen back suddenly, after rising steadily towards the end of last year, according to Moneyfacts. […]