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House prices edged higher in 2010 but are still expected to drop in the first half of next year, mortgage lender Nationwide said today.
31 December 2010
Home owners should prepare for a series of interest rate rises to around 5%, a Bank of England official warned today.
23 December 2010
House prices will fall 2% in 2011 but a shortage of homes on the market should prevent bigger price slides, it was predicted today.
22 December 2010
Mortgage holders worried about rising interest rates can reserve a fixed rate deal for up to seven months if they don't want to commit just yet.
21 December 2010
House sellers slashed asking prices by 3% during the past month in the largest December drop for three years, according to research out today.
13 December 2010
House prices fell by 0.1% in November but there are predictions the market may be stabilising, according to mortgage lender Halifax.
9 December 2010
The Bank of England today announced it is holding the base rate at its 0.5% historic low for the 21st consecutive month.
9 December 2010
The recent run of house price falls have wiped out most of the gains seen to property values during the past year, figures show today.
1 December 2010
House prices fell for the fifth month in a row during November as demand from potential buyers dropped at its fastest pace for nearly two years, research shows today.
29 November 2010
The UK's largest mortgage lender Halifax is set to hike costs for new customers who come to the end of an introductory deal.
25 November 2010
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