UK Property: Think Tank Warns Housing Crisis is Self-Inflicted
A think tank report warns that the UK housing crisis is self-inflicted due to a sharp slowdown in housebuilding over the past 60 years.
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A think tank report warns that the UK housing crisis is self-inflicted due to a sharp slowdown in housebuilding over the past 60 years.
A lender estimates 1.5 million UK homes, or 6% of the market, are unmortgageable, impacting property finance availability.
Rightmove achieves a 10-year high in agent retention and rising revenue, though a weak new-build market prompts a cut to its revenue forecast.
The UK property market summer slowdown has led to more agreed sales failing due to last-minute renegotiations, creating challenges for sellers.
The Bank of England's decision to hold interest rates steady has been welcomed by the UK property industry as a source of market stability.
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Eight renters are now competing for every available rental property in the UK, highlighting a severe and persistent supply-demand imbalance.
The Guild of Property Professionals offers a free webinar to help agents prepare for Phase Two of the UK Renters' Rights Act reforms.
Net mortgage approvals for UK house purchases rose to 58,200 in June according to the latest Bank of England report.
UK sea-view home prices have risen 27% since 2019, outpacing the national average growth rate.