In 2000, most properties – bar London – cost around £50,000. The average price today is over £160,000, according to the Land Registry. That’s a three-fold increase and although wages have rise...
We will often hear the phrase ‘my home is my castle’ in the UK and indeed the current willingness of buyers to offer over the asking price on property suggests we are willing to pay increasing...
A report from Paris-based think tank, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, warns that the government and Bank of England might need to take steps to reduce he scale of mortgage...
The Bank of England has warned that their could be a ‘correction’ to housing prices that would seriously affect the property market. Deputy governor Sir Jon Cunliffe, in recent comments, warned th...