Wealthy London homebuyers are demanding discounts on luxury properties, but sellers aren’t willing to knock down the price.
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Thousands of UK households have a decision to make ahead of a bumper remortgaging deadline — lock in a pricier fixed-rate deal or bet on a Bank of England rate cut.
Persimmon Plc is the latest homebuilder to warn about a collapse in first-time buyer deals, as high mortgage rates weigh on Britain’s housing market.
Government policy changes, a lack of funding and chronic understaffing are blamed for choking the country’s planning system
Britons brave enough to buy a home in the midst of the housing downturn have 66% more properties to choose from compared with a year ago.
Spending four figures a month on rent is a typical sacrifice for Londoners. Now it’s becoming the norm for the rest of the UK.
London’s cooling luxury housing market is turning into a tale of two sellers — those willing to knock down the asking price to secure a deal and those too stubborn to budge.
Almost a thousand more buy-to-let mortgages used by UK landlords have fallen into arrears as interest rates rise.
London homes used to fly off the shelves even before they were built. Now the city has lost its crown as the hub for off-plan deals, as investors hunt for richer returns outside the capital.
By: Neil Callanan, Damian Shepherd
The bad news for UK mortgage holders keeps on coming.