THE NEW year is just around the corner, which means many may be thinking about how the property market may be looking heading into 2022. One expert has said there are still “uncertainties” in the UK housing market.
Source: Property: ‘Uncertainties’ heading in 2022 – ‘lack of stock’ driving up house prices
The launch of long-term fixed-rate deals may test borrowers’ appetite for certainty over cost.
Source: 40-year mortgage deals pose questions for homeowners
A survey said that 27 per cent of those polled aged 18 to 35 found renting a place to live within their budget has become ‘painfully difficult’
Source: A third of tenants under-35 have moved home to return to the office
The UK rental market is roaring ahead, with properties letting almost a week faster than in 2020 and rents outside the capital climbing, our latest research shows.
Source: Rents outside London rise at fastest rate for 13 years – Zoopla
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Trying to prevent your self build becoming a horror story? Take heed of this advice to ensure your project has a fairy tale ending instead
Source: Self Build Nightmares: 8 Scary Scenarios and How to Avoid Them
Mortgage payments could increase by hundreds of pounds a month if the Bank of England’s base rate was to rise, as the OBR forecasts.
Source: Mortgage rates: Homeowners urged to check their terms amid looming base rate rise | This is Money
We boil down the Chancellor’s clutch of Autuman budget announcement on housing into a single, easy-to-read summary.
Source: Autumn budget at a glance: What Sunak revealed for housing sector
Trade organisations say delay is to give Ministers time to consider the NAO’s soon-to-be published investigation into renting regulation.
Source: Renting reform White Paper is delayed until next year, DLUHC confirms
Number of families renting privately has doubled in two decades but many are living in dangerous homes
Source: Ministers consider national registration scheme in England to target rogue landlords