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News Analysis: Genuine cause for optimism? – Mortgage Strategy

Looking back at some of the commentary and news analysis in Mortgage Strategy from mid- to late 2023, there was no shortage of gloom. Back in June, one headline read, ‘More BoE pain, but little gain’, as the industry’s confidence in Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey hit rock bottom. At the time, rate rises had

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Third of people expect house prices to rise over the year – BSA

Third of people expect house prices to rise over the year – BSA
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Buyer concerns about mortgage affordability hit 15-year high – BSA

Buyer concerns about mortgage affordability hit 15-year high – BSA
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Sentiment in housing market remains low but stable: BSA

The combination of high house prices, rising mortgage rates, rapidly increasing essential living costs and political turmoil has seen confidence in the housing market close to a record low, the latest Property Tracker survey by the Building Societies Association (BSA) reveals. The survey found there is low consumer

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Homebuyers who say now is the time to buy hits all-time low: BSA

The number of people who say now is a good time to buy a home has slumped to an all-time low in the face of rising living costs, according to the Building Societies Association. Just 16% of those surveyed thought it was a good time to buy a property in the BSA’s June Property Tracker, the lowest figures since it

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