New 99% mortgage launched, UK housing offers “worst value for money” of any advanced economy, Bank of England commercial property “concerns”

New 99% mortgage launched, UK housing offers “worst value for money” of any advanced economy, Bank of England commercial property “concerns”

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UK house prices offer worst value for money of any advanced economy

British house-buyers face some of the highest expenses for the poorest value in housing among leading economies, surpassed only by the United States, Germany, and France.

Among the 38 OECD nations, UK residents incur the greatest housing costs, second only to Finland, yet fail to receive equivalent value for their expenditure.

Yahoo Finance

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England’s housing has become more affordable, new data shows

Housing in England has become more affordable since the price surge during the COVID-19 pandemic, although specialists caution that owning a home will continue to be unattainable for many.

In 2023, the Office for National Statistics reported that the housing affordability ratio in England, which compares median house prices to median salaries, dropped to 8.26 from 8.47 in 2022, significantly lower than the peak of 9.06 seen in 2021.

The Financial Times

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Investec targets UK property market with £250m

Investec, a wealth management firm, has unveiled a new investment strategy focused on UK real estate equity, aiming to gather £250 million over the forthcoming two years.

The decision is in response to swift adjustment in prices in specific segments of the real estate market, alongside growing distress in particular sectors, presenting a compelling opportunity for investors free from pre-existing complications.

Funds Europe

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Bank of England adds to concerns regarding commercial real estate risk

The Bank of England has cautioned that declining property values worldwide might result in losses for creditors, a concern that is shared with the European Central Bank.

RECE


New 99% mortgage could get first-time buyers on the ladder with just £5,000

Yorkshire Building Society has introduced a new mortgage product designed to assist first-time buyers in purchasing a home with a minimum deposit of £5,000.

This offering allows them to buy properties worth up to £500,000, effectively reducing the initial deposit requirement to as low as 1%.

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