Articles, tagged with "mortgage approvals", page 3
05th February 2010
According to the latest figures from the major UK banks, The number of mortgages approved for house purchases rose at the end of 2009.But on the whole last year, mortgage approvals were down 27% compared to 2008 and at their lowest since British Bankers' ...
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Author:
Sam Gooch
29th December 2009
Mortgagegs and remortgages have been at their lowest ebb of popularity since the recession and more than ever previously.
The price of properties fell over the last two years, and coupled with massive redundancies throughout the UK fewer were buying pr...
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Author:
Champion Finance
09th October 2009
Buyers Returning To The Housing Market
The latest report from RICS shows the number of new buyer enquiries growing at the fastest pace since records began 10 years ago.
The strongest increases were in London & the North, followed by the East & West ...
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Author:
SearchPath
09th October 2009
House Prices to Recover Only By 2011
The National Housing Federation has forecast that house prices will fall this year and in 2010 before recovering in 2011, contradicting the forecast made by Nationwide last week that prices could actually rise in 20...
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Author:
SearchPath
09th October 2009
Is The Housing Market On The Route To Recovery?
Just read a good blog on The Telegraph website from its economics editor, Edmund Conway (Sorry - the house price crash isn't over yet), reflecting much of our thought on the future of the housing market a...
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Author:
SearchPath
23rd September 2009
Groupe MAC/MPH Group, the umbrella company for subsidiaries Mortgage Alliance and Multi-Prêts Hypothèques, is the country's premier independent mortgage originator with more than 1800 professional mortgage consultants across Canada.
The company ...
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Author:
Rachel Paul
Every business benefits from marketing and the mortgage industry has long known this fact. Mortgage companies actively participate in marketing campaigns through the use of seminars, press releases, advertisements in the media, cold calling, various lead...
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Author:
Caitlina Fuller
07th September 2009
Nationwide - the UK's largest building society, today revealed that this month saw house prices rise again for the fourth consecutive month, as the demand for houses continues to outweigh supply.
The latest figures from Nationwide showed that the aver...
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Author:
Sam Gooch
07th September 2009
The amount of approved home-loans hit a 17-month high last month, which has sparked new claims that the housing market is emerging from recession.
Figures from the British Bankers' Association (BBA) showed that in July, banks approved 38,181 mortgages,...
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Author:
Sam Gooch
30th August 2009
In a recent survey it was found that many people in the UK desire to own a home in some quiet countryside.In the opinion of all those with such a dream, a countryside home brings the most happiness.But the trouble for anyone hoping to translate the dream ...
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Author:
Musa
15th August 2009
Since the credit crunch, the mortgage market has been left suffering from a great freeze after more and more lenders became increasingly reluctant to lend.
As a result, a number of mortgage products such as the 100 per cent mortgage became extinct. Fir...
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Author:
Arti
02nd August 2009
The housing market has shown further signs of improvement throughout the summer, recent figures have revealed.
A survey carried out by the Bank of England showed that the number of mortgages approved for house purchases last month rose from 44,169 in M...
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Author:
Which4u
18th July 2009
After a (very) long winter, spring seems to have brought a touch of sunshine to American house prices. The latest Case Shiller indices were released last week and they showed that average prices continued to fall in April 2009: the ten city index was 0.7%...
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Author:
torcana.com@gmail.com
05th July 2009
In today's economy, the property industry seems to have taken a beating. However, is this true for those businesses that sell property in Britain? Most people would probably assume they were hurting. However, you really have to research the trends of ...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
28th June 2009
While there have been suggestions from some quarters that the recession may be coming to an end and the stock markets have become relatively stable, it appears many are still unwilling to take serious risks when it comes to investment.
The FTSE 100 Ind...
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Author:
Graeme Knights
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