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Mortgage approvals have continued to climb skyward in recent months.

September saw the highest average rental costs ever recorded by the Goodlord Rental Index.

Against an increasingly difficult economic backdrop, prime London rental growth has reached new highs.

Dacres is planting native trees to offset the more than 100 tons of CO2 that the independent audit found the company produced each year across its 21 Yorkshire offices.

Economist Yanis Varoufakis said BoE had no alternative but to push interest rates to 6% to “stabilise the money markets” but added that it would “break like a toy the housing market”.

Purplebricks, which yesterday announced plans to reboot its controversial ‘commisery’ campaign urging vendors not to instruct commission-based estate agents, has seen its share price slump.

This acquisition further demonstrates the estate agency’s commitment to strengthening the firm’s market share throughout the local area.

The former agent has died in hospital after a short illness.

Will the housing market crash? MAB’s Ben Thompson hopes the recent property sector turmoil is rectified, “and we return quickly to a normal market”.

The prime minister is under growing pressure to change course on her tax and borrowing plans.

The firm has grown its managed portfolio by 66% following their acquisition of properties from the well-established independent agency.

Tenants and landlords face ever growing costs.

The government needs to step in to mandate reforms that promise to revolutionise the home buying and selling process, a roundtable organised by the CLC has heard.

Home buyers are successfully renegotiating asking prices down by up to 10% over concerns of mortgage payments increasing, brokers say.

Analysts have warned further interest rate increases may cause house prices to tumble as increased monthly mortgage costs slash home buyers’ spending power.

Snippets of property industry news: Senior changes at Chestertons; Knight Frank reveals replacements for departing head; Restructure of directorship at NEXA.

Property purchasers with mortgages face major hit to buying power as interest rates rise .

UK property sellers have cited rising interest rates as a top motivator for deciding to put their home on the market now.

The new Chancellors office will be the network’s 58th branch.

The supply shortage will inevitably lead to rising rent values.