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UK house prices rise 1.0% in year to January, Nationwide says — REUTERS / Russell Boyce

UK Economy · United Kingdom

UK house prices rise 1.0% in year to January, Nationwide says

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British house prices rose by a stronger-than-expected 1.0% in the 12 months to January, after a blip at the end of 2025 linked to uncertainty around finance minister Rachel Reeves' budget, figures from Nationwide showed on Monday.See the Story

Why Santander, NatWest and Nationwide Are Raising Mortgage Rates

Property · United Kingdom

Why Santander, NatWest and Nationwide Are Raising Mortgage Rates

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Multiple mortgage lenders have increased their rates after weeks of reductions. Nationwide, Santander and NatWest are among those upping prices this week, in bad news for property buyers and those remortgaging. Nationwide increased fixed rates by up to 0.19 percentage points from this morning. Santander’s rates have risen by 0.07 percentage points, while NatWest’s increased by 0.1 percentage points from Saturday. The moves come days before the B…See the Story

Planning reform alone will not fix the UK’s housing crisis, warns Propertymark

Property · United Kingdom

Planning reform alone will not fix the UK’s housing crisis, warns Propertymark

Propertymark has published a new position paper, Meeting UK house demand, moving beyond the planning system, warning that focusing solely on reforming the planning system will not deliver the number of homes the UK urgently needs. While planning reform is frequently cited as the primary solution to the housing shortage, Propertymark’s analysis shows that changes to the planning system have not historically led to a significant decline in the num…See the Story

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