Rising Consumer Confidence in UK Property Market

In a recent release from RightMove we hear that consumer confidence has risen in the UK by 53% along with a prediction that house prices will rise in 2010 albeit slowly!

Building on a Happy New Year!

Despite the continuous bad news headlines churned out by the lenders and the media, it’s heartening to hear that the average person can now see a light at the end of the property tunnel. With the prime interest rate sitting at an all time low of 0.5% it’s easy to forget that in April 2008 [...]

Property Pathways 2010 Predictions!

Searchwells Crystal Ball Predictions for 2010! “Business has definitely picked up since the summer and I’ve been busy moving people into new homes and lifestyles.  My enquiry book for 2010 is also healthy – although I must admit that anything is better than 2008 and the first part of 2009! Whether the property market will [...]

Would Tesco offer mortgages for homes in UK?

We’ve seen house prices rise for the fourth month in a row and everyone is getting excited by this 1.2% increase nationally, but don’t be deceived into selling or remortgaging unless you’re comfortable as we’re not at full market recovery yet.

And Now for the Good News

An overview of the latest news and reviews on the UK property market delivered in a consumer friendly way.

How to get good Mortgage advice

The world of mortgages is still a minefield! The endless source of information does not necessarily make it an easier decision – sometimes it actually makes it more difficult as there are too many choices and options given. This article is the first of a series about how to make mortgage decisions the easier way!

Editors Explanations

The jargon associated with buying and selling property in the UK can be a minefield. Here at Property Pathways we aim to cut through the jargon and bring you common sense explanations. Feel free to ask the editor for other explanations about topics or jargon within the property arena.

Ask the Team

Are you better off enlarging your current home or selling it? We take questions from the general public about their property market expectations and questions.