House prices soar in the suburbs as homebuyers race for space
Which? analyses research by Halifax which shows buyers are leaving cities for bigger homes in local suburbs, resulting in huge price growth in popular towns.
Record numbers of Londoners leave the capital: where are they moving to?
New data shows record numbers of people are leaving London to buy a home. We analyse why people are leaving the capital and reveal the areas they are moving to.
First-time buyers: could you save on repayments by taking out a 35-year mortgage?
With more borrowers taking out mortgages with terms of at least 35-years, we analyse the pros and cons of longer deals in terms of repayments and interest.
Could mortgage rates fall even further?
With some borrowers benefiting from record low mortgage rates, we analyse whether borrowing could become even cheaper, with help from two mortgage experts.
Revealed: the most and least affordable cities to buy a home
We analyse the most and least affordable cities to buy a house, including advice on where prices are rising the most and how to choose the best place to live.
Self-employed workers face stricter mortgage checks: how to improve your chances
Self-employed workers are finding it harder than before to get a mortgage, with banks tightening their criteria. Find out our top tips on getting accepted.
Stamp duty holiday changes: how you can still make a saving when buying a home
Find out how buyers in England and Northern Ireland can still make savings on their tax bills despite the stamp duty holiday tapering off.
Are the cheapest mortgage deals too good to be true?
Mortgages now come with up-front fees averaging more than £1,000, meaning those with the lowest rates might not be the cheapest overall.
Renting vs buying: is now a good time to buy your first home or should you wait until 2022?
Which? analyses a new report which shows renters are £71 a month better off than buyers, including advice on house prices and the costs of buying a home.
‘A 16-week mortgage delay could cost me £10,000’ – stamp duty holiday rush hitting homemovers and remortgagers
Which? explains how people buying a home or remortgaging could face delays on mortgage approvals as banks struggle with demand during the stamp duty holiday.