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The latest property market insights, tips and analysis for UK home sellers
Public spending plans leave UK property owners in limbo
Uncertainty over government finances could reshape mortgage rates and house prices. Here's what sellers and buyers need to know now.
China's growth surge could ease UK mortgage pressure by 2025
As China's economy accelerates, global commodity prices and interest rate expectations are shifting. Here's what it could mean for your mortgage costs.
Who signs your banknotes matters more than you'd think
The Bank of England's new chief cashier brings Welsh heritage to currency design as wildlife replaces historical figures on future notes.
Global supply shocks are quietly reshaping UK energy costs and mortgage affordability
International instability is driving oil and energy volatility. Here's what it means for your mortgage rate and heating bills in 2024.
Tech investment spree poses hidden risks for property buyers
Bank of England warns of potential market shocks from AI investment bubble. What this means for mortgage rates and house prices in 2025.
Oil prices and mortgage rates: what Budget uncertainty means for buyers
Global conflict is pushing up borrowing costs just as the chancellor prepares his first Budget. Here's what that means for your mortgage and house-hunting plans.
When governments need rescuing: what 1976 teaches today's homeowners
Fifty years after the UK's IMF bailout, economic instability still shapes mortgage rates and house prices. What past financial crises reveal about protecting your property investment.
Northern Ireland's economy grows, but property owners should brace for cost pressures
Economic output in Northern Ireland rose 2.3% year-on-year, outpacing the UK. But rising energy and food costs threaten to squeeze household budgets and property values.
Political uncertainty and property: what instability means for your mortgage
Economic strength doesn't guarantee stability for homeowners. Here's what happens when fiscal policy and property markets pull in different directions.
Political cash and property: how billionaire donations reshape market confidence
Large political donations from wealthy backers raise questions about market fairness. What does this mean for property buyers and sellers navigating an uncertain economic climate?
America's ageing power plants and what UK energy costs mean for your mortgage
A US court ruling on coal plant closures raises questions about ageing infrastructure costs. What does energy policy uncertainty mean for UK homeowners' bills and borrowing power?
Supply chain stress hits home improvement budgets across UK
A major flooring supplier's administration signals wider pressure on home improvement budgets as cost inflation continues to squeeze UK households.