The number of sales agreed this month is the highest ever measured by Rightmove, it says in its latest monthly report. It says that the housing sales activity figure is 38 per cent on last July and
House prices jump 1.5% in July
Lender Housing Market Data: House prices jump 1.5% in July: Nationwide – 31st July 2020 9:56 am House prices in the UK rose 1.5 per cent on an annual basis in July, reports Nationwide in its latest
Rightmove: Asking prices surge to record high
Rightmove has seen it’s highest annual growth figure since December 2016. The average asking price of properties listed for sale has increased by 2.4 per cent from £312,625 in March before the
A Temporary Stamp Duty Holiday
The Chancellor Rishi Sunak, has announced a temporary stamp duty holiday on the first £500,000 of all property sales in England and Northern Ireland. The level at which the stamp duty is charged
Asking prices up 1.9% on pre-lockdown levels: Rightmove
The average asking price for properties coming to market in England has risen by 1.9 per cent to £337,884 compared to the pre-lockdown levels, according to new figures from Rightmove. The property
Some good news for borrowers this morning 02/04/2020
Question: Can you still get a mortgage, or re-mortgage for a better mortgage deal to help reduce my monthly mortgage costs, if you have been temporarily furloughed by your employer and are now
Pymm & Co Estate Agents & Lettings on BBC Radio Norfolk
The morning of 31st March 2020 both Pymm & Co Estate Agents & Lettings directors Steve Pymm and Stuart Monument gave their opinion on the state of the property market during the current coronavirus
The Bank Of England has slashed the base rate to 0.1%
The Bank of England has slashed the base rate for the second time in just over a week, further reducing it from 0.25% to 0.1%, pushing it to its lowest level in history. The base rate is the
The Bank Of England has cut the base rate from 0.75% to 0.25%
In the following weeks, there should be some very cheap mortgage deals available as the bank of England cut the base rate from 0.75% to 0.25%. Therefore, it’s a great time to talk to Broadland
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