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Buy to Let by Foundation Introduces Attractive Two-Year Fixed Rate Offer
Buy to Let by Foundation has rolled out a special, limited edition mortgage product designed specifically for those looking to invest in the rental market. This new two-year fixed rate buy-to-let (BTL) mortgage aims to enhance the company’s existing selection of landlord-friendly financing options. Key Details of the Offer The newly launched F1 limited edition…
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Oxford Property Prices – A Slight Dip in January
Oxford has seen a slight decrease in house prices at the start of the year, according to recent figures. The latest figures have shown a minor decline in Oxford house prices in January, with a decrease of 0.3 per cent. This drop is part of a broader pattern observed over the past year, which has…
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A Slight Chill in Mid Devon’s Property Market
Mid Devon has seen a drop in house prices this January, marking a continuing trend that may influence decisions for both current homeowners and potential buyers in the region. Here’s a detailed breakdown of what’s happening with property prices in Mid Devon and how it compares with the broader trends in the South West and…
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St Albans Property Prices – A Glimpse of Hope Amidst a Downtrend
Homeowners in St Albans have witnessed a small but positive shift in the housing market as of January. In the latest update from the Land Registry, St Albans saw a slight increase in house prices by 0.1 percent in January. However, this small rise does not mask the broader trend of declining property values over…
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Scottish Home Prices Rise as the Rest of the UK Stagnates
Scotland has seen a significant increase in house prices, with average costs jumping by over £12,000 in just the last year. This growth starkly contrasts with the rest of the UK, where house prices have barely budged, and even decreased in some areas. According to the latest analysis by DJ Alexander, a leading lettings and…
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TSB Hikes Mortgage Rates
TSB has announced that from today, the 20th of March, they’re dialing up the heat on their mortgage rates. This change isn’t just a minor tweak; it’s a significant hike of up to 0.25 percentage points affecting both new and existing customers eyeing fixed-rate deals. If you’re in the market for a new home, looking…
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London Tops the List of Abandoned Homes – A Call for Renewal
Greater London emerges as the region with the most abandoned properties. A staggering 290,000 homes lie vacant, a recent analysis by Together reveals. This phenomenon isn’t confined to the capital; the South East, North West, and South West follow closely behind. The spectre of derelict homes haunts various regions, hinting at a deeper issue within…
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Climbing Construction Costs Put a Damper on New Homes
Housebuilders in the UK have faced significant headwinds, primarily due to the surging costs of construction materials and labour. This has led to a stagnation in the number of new homes being built, a situation that many did not anticipate but are now grappling with. According to recent research conducted by APRAO, a specialist in…
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Buy To Let Basics – What Are HMOs?
Are you considering diving into the world of buy-to-let investments with a focus on Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs)? If so, there’s much to learn and consider before you take the plunge. HMOs can be a lucrative opportunity for landlords, yet they come with their own set of rules, regulations, and challenges. Understanding HMOs HMOs…
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Zephyr Homeloans Makes Buy-to-Let More Affordable
Zephyr Homeloans, a specialist in buy-to-let mortgages, has slashed its interest rates, making it cheaper for landlords to borrow money for investment properties. Zephyr is reducing its mortgage rates by 15 basis points (bps) across both its five-year fixed rate and lifetime tracker mortgage offerings. This adjustment means lower costs for landlords looking to finance…