Mortgages Stall in Fragile Market
Tuesday, January 18, 2011 23:02Posted in category Property Market
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The fragility of the property market was highlighted by figures indicating that the number of home loans advanced to new homebuyers stalled in November. Statistics from the Council of Mortgage Lenders indicated that the lenders granted 44000 mortgages to property purchasers.
According to recent house price data, while prices ended the year broadly unchanged from the start of 2010, values started to deteriorate in the final months of the year. Some economists expect prices to fall again in 2011.
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