Category: Property News

The mortgage market has continued to grow in May following an impressive performance in April. Mortgage approvals have shown no signs of slowing down for 2019 despite initial Brexit property fears. According to the latest figures from charted surveyors e.surv, approved residential mortgages reached 65,801 in May, an impressive 1.2% increase compared to May 2018. […]

Latest data published by the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) show that the number of sales agreed in April have reached their highest level since October 2018. Further statistics indicate that first-time buyers are continuing to grow in the property market as 2019 continues. Estate agents have continued to see property buyers and sellers […]

Why Buying UK Property Remains a Good Long-Term Investment Many potential house buyers and sellers have adopted a wait and see policy on Brexit before they make their move one way or the other. With fears of a house price crash, buyers are hesitant to buy now while sellers are worried the value of their […]

  Conveyancing figures allay fears of a Brexit slump in the housing market You may think with all the talk of Brexit that buying and selling on the property market had stalled as buyers worry that the house they buy may suddenly drop in value after Brexit while other buyers may be waiting for an […]

Property prices on the rise, demand continuing to increase and a lack of supply. These are the three stories of the post Brexit property market.

With banks warning that interest rates will not rise until next decade, secure investments can be hard to find. The best place to invest your money is in property.   The BBC reports on the latest news on interest rates for 2018. Click here. Hunter Finance has years of experience as private lenders in the […]

We look at annual South East house price figures to see how a post brexit market still offers property development opportunities.

Revelations from London Mayor, Boris Johnson, and the Department for Transport have pushed forward plans to improve London rail services by taking back control, offering cheaper fares and more services.

While there is a push for more housing to be made available on the market, the question most investors are actually asking is ‘where should I be building my property?’

After a few months of stagnant inflation, the latest report from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) sees a return to rising inflation.