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House price growth halves in September as mortgage rates rise (opens the original)
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House price growth fell in September, according to the latest figures from Nationwide Building Society. Annual price growth halved from 1.6 per cent in August to 0.8 per cent in September, with the typical home now worth £274,251. Nationwide says this was the weakest rate of annual growth recorded since December 2025. The typical home also fell by £1,214 or 0.2 per cent on a monthly basis. It continues a downward slump over recent months that has seen average house prices fall by £4,639 since Ap
Fresh wave of mortgage rate hikes send lowest five-year fixes above 5% (opens the original)
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Households are being hit with a fresh wave of mortgage rate hikes this week as lenders prepare for higher inflation and interest rates. Nationwide Building Society, Virgin Money and TSB have all announced they will be pushing up the price of their mortgages today. It means that sub-5 per cent deals are vanishing, with most households now having to settle for a rate between 5 and 5.5 per cent. Most major lenders have increased their mortgage rates in recent weeks on the back of inflation concerns
Councils could seize empty buy-to-lets: What is an EDMO? (opens the original)
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Councils have been handed powers to seize buy-to-let properties from their owners if they are empty for just six months. Housing secretary Angela Rayner unveiled the plans, which will allow councils to let the homes out for up to seven years while ownership remains with the property owner. Until now, a property needed to be empty for two years before it becomes eligible for an Empty Dwelling Management Order (EDMO) – the mechanism which allows councils to take properties over. The announcement h
We're want our flat's freehold from the council: Is £11,026 a rip off? (opens the original)
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My partner and I are in the process of buying the freehold of our flat from our local council. Our flat has 82.49 years remaining on the lease. We are being offered a new lease of 999 years with a share of freehold value of £600,000 for the cost of £11,026. Our ground rent is £10 per annum (peppercorn) and annual service charge is £1,206. Our neighbours downstairs have 172.49 years remaining on their lease because they already extended by 90 years in 2023. Their 999 year lease with a share of fr
You CAN still make a profit from buy-to-let... if you hit this number (opens the original)
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On the face of it, conditions couldn’t be better for landlords. Buy-to-let investors are spoilt for choice for properties they can get at bargain prices as the market remains in the doldrums. And the rent they can charge is soaring – up 22.6 per cent since July 2022, according to the HomeLet rental index. But despite the excellent conditions, buy-to-let investors still have a tough job turning a profit due to the endless taxes, regulatory charges and extra fees they now face. Money Mail has foun
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