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Property Headlines Jersey sees house price climb
House prices in Jersey have risen by three per cent in 2013.
An independent Scotland 'would result in more expensive mortgages'
Home loans would be more expensive in Scotland if the country was independent.
Rental costs increased by landlords
More than 40 per cent of landlords have increased their rents over the past year.
Slight annual house price increase for UK
House prices in the UK climbed by 2.7 per cent in the 12 months to March 2013.
April 'saw gross mortgage lending rise'
Gross mortgage lending in April climbed by four per cent.
Self-build market 'requires structural and cultural change'
There needs to be a cultural change in the UK's self-build market if it is to prove a success, it has been suggested.
Adult children 'not moving out of parental home'
Many adult children are living at home rather than finding a place of their own.
House asking prices 'continuing to climb'
The average asking price for a UK home now stands at just shy of £250,000.
Low-income families 'struggling with mortgage payments'
Repaying their mortgage is proving difficult for half a million low-income families.
Housing cost worries 'may be taking their toll'
Financial concerns are causing stress among Britons.
Demand for houses 'on the up'
The Funding for Lending Scheme and Help to Buy are increasing demand for property.
Brits 'want more creative mortgage finance solutions'
Almost 80 per cent of UK adults would like to see more creative mortgages introduced to the market.
Middle generations 'facing higher mortgage payments'
More than ten per cent of those in the middle generations are facing higher mortgage or rental payments.
More people opting to fix mortgage for the longer term
Uncertain economic conditions have resulted in people choosing to fix their mortgage for the longer term.
March 'saw increased FTB activity'
Activity among first-time buyers continued on its upwards trajectory in March.
Retirees 'continue to face mortgage debt'
Around one in eight UK retirees are still paying off their mortgage.
Rental Freedom Day for 2013 identified
May 12th was this year's Rental Freedom Day.
House purchase affordability 'continues to improve'
The ability of key public sector workers to buy their own home is approaching levels seen prior to the house price boom.
Rate of repossession 'remains stable'
January to March saw the rate of repossession remaining at 0.07 per cent.
'Continued growth' for buy to let market
Buy to let landlords were advanced £4.2 billion in gross mortgage lending in the first quarter of 2013.
UK house prices 'continue gradual increase'
House prices rose 1.3 per cent in the three months to April.
Mortgage repayment strategies 'are encouraging'
It is good to hear that many people have a plan in place for paying back their mortgage, it has been noted.
Brits 'would use windfall to help pay off mortgage'
One in six Brits would use a cash windfall to help pay off their mortgage.
Parents 'helping young adults with house purchases'
Young adults often turn to the Bank of Mum and Dad when looking to buy a home.
First-time house buyers 'have shaky understanding of purchasing process'
A Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors survey has revealed that many first-time buyers are not receiving the information they need from their estate agents to understand the purchasing process.
Many over-50s 'facing interest-only mortgage shortfall'
Around 250,000 over-50s are facing the prospect of selling their home to repay their mortgage.
People 'should be in a good position to repay mortgage'
The FCA has been researching interest-only mortgages and the ability of people to pay them back.
Renting families 'are more likely to move'
Families who rent are nine times as likely to have moved in the last year as other households.
April 'witnessed little house price movement'
The typical price of a house inched down by 0.1 per cent between March and April.
Home buyers 'can overlook Stamp Duty'
People may want to bear Stamp Duty in mind when buying a house.
'Growing trend' of longer-term mortgages
There has been a marked increase in longer term and lower-priced mortgages.

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