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Saturday, 4th July 2009

Mortgage and property news

House prices creep up 'but many obstacles in way of recovery' HOUSE prices in Scotland rose by just 0.1 per cent in the second quarter of 2009, flagging behind the UK-wide figure of 1.1 per cent, new data from the Nationwide has revealed.

Mortgage numbers fall as mutuals' cash dries up MORTGAGE lending by building societies contracted for the fifth month in a row during May as the sector continued to struggle to raise funding.

Signs of upturn in housing as planning applications rise But experts say there is little interest in commercial projects

Landlords firm is a global hit A PROPERTY maintenance service designed to help landlords save money on repair bills is proving a hit with investors across the world.

Bank sees mortgage applications soar

Whole row of flats up for auction in 'real test' for property market

Holyrood set to levy tax on house sales

Cost of fixed-rate mortgages on the up

Home owners offered 'golden goodbyes'

Mortgages for buyers with small deposits drop by 97%

Mortgage firms reveal big rise in loans to first-time buyers

Fixed-rate mortgages to rise in price

Average house price north of Border climbs nearly £5,000

Repossession rules to change

More interest – but number of houses for sale slumps

'Offers over' house sales on the wane

Fund aims to reduce risks of buy-to-let

Housing associations feel wind of change

Protego purchase

Bellway warns of growing divide as Scottish sales remain weak

Interview: John Low, Ready to rebuild the property industry

Property prices show biggest monthly rise in six years

Things are looking up for price of city houses

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