Many prospective buyers feel ready to move in 2026, but affordability concerns and uncertainty are still causing hesitation.

New analysis from Stonebridge suggests remortgage activity surged during the opening months of 2026 as borrowers reached the end of ultra-low fixed rate mortgage products arranged during the pandemic.

Mortgage rates are in a state of flux in response to the Middle East conflict, which is a constantly evolving situation.

For many people, buying a home is one of the biggest financial commitments that they will make. But house hunting is not just about getting the price right; you also need to be confident that the property and location is right for you and your lifestyle. Here are some factors to consider when making your move.

The mortgage market is facing uncertainty due to ongoing developments in the Middle East.

Many hopeful homeowners could be closer to getting on the property than they realise, but they are underinformed about their mortgage options.

Last year saw significant housing reforms for renters and homebuyers – here’s a recap of what you need to know.

Data from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) indicates that more borrowers are opting for ultra-long mortgages in an effort to manage rising housing costs.

The start of a new year often prompts people to review their plans and for many, that might include a resolution to move home. As market conditions continue to evolve, prospective buyers and sellers might be wondering what will happen with property prices in 2026 and beyond.