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[kreature] 10/2/2024 23:12

7th Feb
‘Lower mortgage rates lead to increased buyer and seller confidence, says Halifax’

Lol, next day….

8th Feb 2024 - ‘Mortgage News: Halifax, NatWest, Virgin, TSB Nudge Rates Higher’

[tlobs2] 08/2/2024 08:35

Lower mortgage rates lead to increased buyer and seller confidence, says Halifax

UK house prices rose 2.5% in the year to January, recording the biggest increase since January last year, as lower mortgage rates and fading inflationary pressures led to increased buyer and seller confidence, Halifax has said.

January marked the fourth consecutive monthly rise, with a 1.3% uplift on December, the UK’s biggest mortgage lender said, with the average home costing £291,000, £3,900 more than in December.

Kim Kinnaird, the director at Halifax Mortgages, said: “The recent reduction of mortgage rates from lenders as competition picks up, alongside fading inflationary pressures and a still-resilient labour market has contributed to increased confidence among buyers and sellers. “This has resulted in a positive start to 2024’s housing market.”

The latest figures from Halifax come as other indicators show an improving outlook, with prices rising and increased activity.

Last week, Nationwide said the outlook for the UK housing market was “more positive” after it reported a 0.7% jump in house prices in January.


Sikhthetech, ADVFN self proclaimed construction expert and failed investor said that he had been predicting this for the past six years.

[fenners66] 07/2/2024 20:19

From the DM about the bid....

"'This could lead to higher prices for homebuyers': Experts speak out as Barratt agrees to buy Redrow for £2.5bn"

[craftyale] 07/2/2024 14:06

Sold my entire holding in RDW. Come on TW. :)

[tlobs2] 07/2/2024 08:14

Do the Bdev directors not know what sikhthetit knows about the construction sector then?

Based on that news (and subsequent speculation about who might be next) I might raise my target price to 200p then ;-)

[purplepelmets] 07/2/2024 08:02

Should be a shot in the arm for all housebuildera and the sector at large. Adding to FORT

[craftyale] 07/2/2024 07:51

My other holding in housebuilding could have a very nice day today!!!

[jugears] 07/2/2024 07:46

Bdev have made an offer to purchase Rdw, could be an interesting day.

[kreature] 06/2/2024 16:52

You guys do realise about the freeholds on new-builds having uncapped management fees right ? Less rights than leaseholders apparently?

hxxps://forums.moneysavingexpert.
com/discussion/5807968/taylor-wimpey-service-charge-on-freehold

[kreature] 06/2/2024 16:25

But mortgage rates ticked up all over the place today, and next to no-one has got any money food, never mind a new build using the word freehold liberally, given the estate management fees

[tlobs2] 06/2/2024 11:34

The construction industry is poised to undergo significant transformations in 2024. As we prepare for a rebound from the economic slowdown, it’s paramount to grasp the forthcoming changes and their implications.

The UK construction sector is predicted to witness renewed growth, fuelled by an upturn in consumer and business confidence. This growth will be supported by trailblazing trends and innovations like Construction Management Software (CMS), 3D printing, sustainability, and continued adoption of automation.

[gbh2] 06/2/2024 09:49

fenners - the Trolls help keep the TW thread at the top of the ADVFN BB thus attracting new viewers, possible investors, other than I have to admit they're pretty useless once Filtered :)

[sikhthetech] 05/2/2024 15:17

Jugears

"are you really still harping on about that reat that was forced to sell at short notice ?"

Were properties sold for 40%++ loss, peak to trough? Yes.

The reasons for the 40% loss, peak to trough, is completely irrelevant.

Like I said in my previous post, you'll obviously move the goalposts because you don't like evidence.


Btw, I see you and your mates are quiet re TLY. Is that because they are up 15%???
Again, doesn't suit your agenda. Only mention them when they going down.

[fenners66] 05/2/2024 15:04

Its just trolling you Jugs

[fenners66] 05/2/2024 14:41

What a sad troll, in the old days they used to wait under a bridge. Some things have not improved

[spawny100] 05/2/2024 14:02

2-4% is just noise.

[jugears] 05/2/2024 13:49

Looking at Lloyds share price over the last 10 years they haven't really got much right have they? but 2-4% is unnoticeable & a very very very long way of your 30/40% peak to trough isn't it, but the word likely is not WILL or WONT is it ? I can almost guarantee we will see a smaller housing market this year, only this weekend my friend was say how few houses are coming to the market & I don't see hb's rushing just yet to bump up production to full capacity until rates fall when we will see a much bigger demand, I am more than happy to be jogging along where we are for now, no point in saturating the market, the need for that will come later with exponential profits & dividends to come IMO the housing market is doing just nicely at the moment as I expected it would do, I'm sure some idiots on here really did expect tw to be crashing below the 80p's, not a chance & never was, hence why I bought a substantial amount at 89p, Happy Days!!!!

[sikhthetech] 05/2/2024 13:00

Big mortgage lender, Lloyds, expects house prices to fall 2-4% this year.


"as we begin 2024, consumers are feeling uncertain. Inflation, war, and geopolitical uncertainty dominate the narrative, while interest rates remain high and real incomes remain low. "

"The squeeze on available cash and uncertainty that consumers are facing will both likely moderate the price potential homebuyers are willing to pay for a property at the moment. This will result in a smaller housing market in 2024, and we expect house prices to fall between 2% and 4% this year."

[cupra kid] 02/2/2024 16:19

Following the US data.

[baracuda2] 02/2/2024 15:50

Usual afternoon plummet in the SP, is it my imagination or does this pattern happen every afternoon

[cupra kid] 02/2/2024 11:30

Sikh, you've missed a crucial point in your post about the BoE Governor, I wonder why?He said that they're expecting inflation to continue to come down to meet their target however they then expect it may rise again. Sikh just posts, inflation going up later this year. Laughable.