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Strong labour market and limited housing stock push up prices as mortgage transactions cool
Experts give practical tips to help manage rising prices and higher interest rates
Wealthy investors seek sanctuary in bricks and mortar amid choppy markets
Markets where property prices surged during the pandemic are now among the most exposed to a crash
Typical home goes for record £294,845 as property shortage drives up costs for buyers
Taking on a big mortgage is risky when incomes are falling and house prices are slowing
Market shows signs of cooling as cost of living crisis and rising interest rates bite
Interest rate rises are cooling house price growth in both Europe and the US but experts cite several reasons for relative optimism
Building society figures suggest the first signs of cooling but economists doubt there will be a crash
Analysts forecast housing market will cool in 2022 but believe large price falls are unlikely
Data from portal Zoopla also indicates average time to sell a home is lengthening
The country is a global outlier in managing credit risk
Brokers urge caution in volatile market
Gap between equity-rich house owners and first-time buyers set to widen as cost of living crisis hits
Property market fall ‘could be on the horizon’ as incomes squeezed and interest rates rise
In England, buying a flat used to be an effective stepping stone to buying a house — it doesn’t work like that anymore
Lack of supply leads house-hunters to write heart-rending sob stories and offer outrageous amounts above the asking price
Several mortgage lenders have already raised rates
Higher home loan costs and the cost of living crunch are bringing caution to buyers
While values are high, real interest rates are negative, making homes surprisingly affordable
Property market bounces back as people return to the city for work and entertainment
Average cost of a property reaches £282,753 driven by strong demand for homes in less dense areas
Forget ‘lower for longer’, a more fitting mantra for our personal finances is ‘higher much sooner’
Annual growth hits 14.3% as price-to-earnings ratio reaches all-time high, according to Nationwide survey
Housebuilder announces jump in profits despite rising wages and cost of materials
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