The number of homes repossessed by mortgage lenders fell slightly in the first half of the year but is set to climb again in the second half and next year... more
Banks shook off a Royal Wedding hangover to boost mortgage lending in May, but there is little sign of a long-term revival in the market, the Council of Mortgage Lenders have warned... more
Repossessions fell to a three-year low in 2010 as record low interest rates and a softer line from lenders helped more homeowners to hang onto their houses, says the Council of Mortgage Lenders... more
Fresh slump in mortgage lending triggers warnings over the 'near-paralysis' of the market amid mounting signs of ebbing confidence as consumers brace themselves for austerity Britain... more
The housebuilding recovery is stalling, strangled by a lack of first-time buyer affordability, according to one leading industry analyst who is telling his clients to get out of the sector fast... more
The number of homes repossessed soared by 12 per cent in the third quarter of this year, with the full year total on track to be the worst since 1995... more