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Ray Boulger RSS feedHouse prices surge in the face of gloomy forecasts
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House prices look certain to defy all expert opinion by ending the year up after another surge2009-10-06T12:59:39ZMortgages cut to a record low as bank launches price war
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Mortgage price war was declared as Britain's biggest bank HSBC undercut rivals with the lowest ever interest rate for a new loan2009-09-02T13:01:26ZCapital's house prices rise for second month
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House prices in London have increased for the second month in a row2009-08-28T13:28:04ZHome buyers must 'live on credit card' to get mortgage
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23736789-home-buyers-must-live-on-credit-card-to-get-mortgage.do
First-time buyers are being told to 'live on a credit card' to secure a mortgage, the Standard has learned2009-08-26T07:11:54Z'Mortgage apartheid' will blight house sales for years
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23735252-mortgage-apartheid-will-blight-house-sales-for-years.do
Londoners face a 'mortgage apartheid' that will blight the capital's property market for the foreseeable future, experts warned2009-08-21T07:21:19Z450,000 Londoners unable to move house as mortgage lending dries up
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Up to 450,000 London homeowners are now stuck in their properties, unable to move because they cannot get a new mortgage to replace their existing loan2009-08-17T08:39:04ZCity shocked as Bank pulls back from printing money
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The Bank of England shocked City investors as it turned off the printing presses on its so-called quantitative easing programme2009-07-09T12:57:51ZHomebuyers face first rise in mortgage rates for year
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Homebuyers are facing the first increase in mortgage rates for a year, raising fears any recovery in the housing market could be "killed off"2009-06-12T08:26:28ZFixed-rate mortgages set to rise
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The cost of fixed-rate mortgages looks set to increase as lenders pass on a rise in wholesale funding costs to borrowers, experts warned2009-06-10T11:02:51ZFixed-rate mortgages costs set for rise
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The cost of fixed-rate mortgages looks set to increase in the coming days as lenders pass on a rise in wholesale funding costs to borrowers2009-06-10T10:06:15ZQuantitative easing ‘is not giving hand to househunters’
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A leading London mortgage broker today warned that quantitative easing is having no impact on lending to househunters2009-06-04T12:43:21ZInterest rates stay at 0.5%
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The Bank of England today left interest rates at their record low of 0.5%, and said it would maintain its £125 billion quantitative easing programme to inject cash into the economy2009-06-04T11:29:34ZHSBC pledges £1bn in lending to help first-time buyers
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Britain's biggest bank brought hope to first-time home buyers with a pledge to lend them £1billion this year2009-04-08T08:25:33ZCouple with 1p a month mortgage
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A couple's monthly mortgage repayments have fallen £1,500 a month to just 1p after the Bank of England slashed interest rates2009-03-23T09:19:59ZMiddle-class subprime - new fear for ailing US property market
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard-business/article-23637146-middle-class-subprime---new-fear-for-ailing-us-property-market.do
<strong>Analysis: </strong>The doom-mongers reckon America's property market is on the verge of a new crisis as big as the subprime disaster that began in 20072009-02-09T08:54:32ZFirst-timers miss out on best mortgages for years
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Mortgage rates have plummeted to their lowest level in five years, but only for borrowers with large deposits, official figures reveal2009-01-12T14:04:44ZFury as banks still charge 6%
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Millions of angry borrowers were left out of pocket after banks refused to pass on the full cut in base rates2008-12-05T12:38:19ZGloomy times in battle to end mortgage market crisis
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard-business/article-23595027-gloomy-times-in-battle-to-end-mortgage-market-crisis.do
<b>Analysis: </b>Britain's mortgage market is in crisis. Sir James Crosby's newly published Treasury report says net mortgage lending has slumped so calamitously that it could turn negative2008-12-01T12:17:35ZMortgage bills will drop as 1% interest rate cut predicted
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Mortgage bills for hundreds of thousands of London homeowners are set to be slashed again this week2008-12-01T14:33:33Z300,000 Londoners face negative equity trap
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With the threat of deflation hanging over an economy edging into recession and job losses set to soar, experts say hundreds of thousands of homes in the capital could be repossessed by 20102008-11-19T08:44:28ZCan I still get a mortgage?
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Homebuyers are seeing the cost of mortgages continue to climb despite falling house prices2008-10-03T08:13:53ZStock Market steers a steady course after last week's whirlwind
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The Stock Market held its nerve as a calmer City tried to move on from last week's unprecedented gyrations in the financial markets2008-09-22T08:53:17ZJapanese come to rescue of Morgan Stanley
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Humbled investment bank Morgan Stanley is selling up to 20 per cent of its shares to a Japanese bank to help secure its future2008-09-22T15:15:47ZAnalysis: Cautious optimism that market is easing at last
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Spirits were lifted in the City with a rare burst of good news after a year of almost unremitting gloom2008-09-08T13:08:02ZExperts: A complete and utter waste of time
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