The end of September brought with it one of the most sudden turns in the property market in recent years.

First-time buyers (FTBs) have struggled to get on the property ladder for the last few years, as a result of escalating house prices.

House price growth has begun to slow down, which will come as a relief to homebuyers who have been waiting for the property bubble to burst.

There are still some rather surprising reasons why your mortgage application was rejected & here are just a few examples of the strangest.

When you are going through the process of buying or selling a property, there are many steps you must take before completing the purchase.

With the average price of a house nearing £200,000, mortgages have become increasingly difficult to become eligible for.

Two-year fixed-rate mortgages have reached their highest level in nearly 10 years, after exceeding 4% for the first time since 2013.

New research has revealed that the cost faced by first-time buyers is rising at 3 times the rate of price inflation seen before the pandemic

According to the latest House Price Index from Halifax, there was a 13 per cent growth between June 2021 and June 2022.

This type of mortgage is available in Japan, where home loans of up to 100 years can be obtained.

With the high cost of fuel, Brits are spending enough money on their cars, they don’t want to have to spend more to park outside their homes

Time is of the essence when it comes to buying a property at the moment, as house prices are soaring at an unprecedented rate.

Data from the government’s official property price tracking service has shown that the average house price in Liverpool rose by around 10.4%

Many crucial factors go into buying a house, especially for first-time buyers.

Homebuyers seeking advice on mortgages will be in good company as properties are selling at a rate twice as fast as it was in 2019.

Homebuyers who need a mortgage to buy their next property have been advised not to wait much longer.

Halifax’s latest House Price Index reported it was 1.4 per cent in March 2022, while the annual increase was 11 per cent.

Mortgage porting means transferring your existing mortgage deal from one property to another.

Homebuyers might be forced to apply for a larger mortgage after recent figures showed house prices have now reached a record high.

The Bank of England’s FPC recently published a consultation on whether or not to withdraw the mortgage affordability stress test,