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Specialist lender launches replacement for Help to Buy mortgage guarantee

Specialist UK lender Aldermore has refreshed its residential mortgage products with a reduction in rates on many and a replacement for the Help to Buy mortgage guarantee scheme. It has also launched a new high LTV range, up to 95%, for buyers with low deposits which includes a two year fixed at 4.98%, three year […] The post Specialist lender launches replacement for Help to Buy mortgage guarantee appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Research finds shared ownership is still too expensive for many first time buyers

Shared ownership schemes in the UK designed to help first time buyers onto the housing ladder are still unaffordable and put the majority of properties out of reach, new research has found. A report from consumer organisation Which? reveals the true scale of how unaffordable shared ownership schemes are in some areas, particularly Greater London. […] The post Research finds shared ownership is still too expensive for many first time buyers appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Councils in England holding up new homes being built, says hard hitting report

The number of new home being built in England is increasing but builders say they are often being held up by planning conditions, especially on smaller development sites. The data from the latest housing pipeline report from the Home Builders Federation (HBF) and Glenigan shows that permissions for 76,242 homes were granted in England in […] The post Councils in England holding up new homes being built, says hard hitting report appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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