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Salisbury Property Blog
Welcome to the Salisbury Property blog from Your Mortgage Expert.
Contact usEach month, we aim to update you on the latest developments in the housing market. Covering everything from mortgage rates, house prices, legal updates and news for landlords. From both a national and a local perspective. We will be pulling the content for this together from our local Salisbury property partners – what we like to call the Salisbury Property Hub. So you can be sure you are getting the latest information from the experts who understand it best. If you would like to speak to us about anything you’ve read today, please do not hesitate to get in touch.
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February Update
Welcome to our February Property Blog.
February UpdateThis month we are looking at the topic our clients ask us about the most – mortgage rates. Are they likely to go down this year, and if so when? Our guest blog this month is from Lou Fletcher from Piccolo Sales and Lettings. She looks at what landlords can expect from the rental market this year.
We hope you find this month’s newsletter useful and if we can help further, do not hesitate to get in touch.
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December Update
As we draw towards the end of the year, we wanted to take some time looking at what is happening with Mortgage Rates right now. How they peaked?
December UpdateIs now the time to take out a new mortgage or should you wait to see if rates start to fall? We also introduce readers to our new Mortgage Podcast. You can read our Christmas Opening hours for 2023 to New Year 2024 here as well.
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October Update
It’s been a tricky few months for the mortgage and property market. With lots of negative headlines dominating the media.
October UpdateIn our October Update, we look at what is happening with Lender Rates and also with house prices. With the Bank of England set to review the base rate at the start of November. If your current deal is up for renewal in the next 6 months, we explain why you should act now to secure your rate.
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Summer Remortgaging Newsletter
The base rate and the current "Mortgage Crunch" have been hitting the headlines.
Summer UpdateSo in our Summer Newsletter, we are focusing on Remortgages. It’s never to early to get organised. So if your current deal is coming to an end in the next six months or you are planning for the future, we have all the information you need to get prepared.
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May Update
Welcome to our May Property and Mortgage Newsletter
May UpdateIn this edition, we will be digesting the two big announcements from the mortgage industry over the last month. The first is the return of 100% mortgages which could be interesting news for First Time Buyers. The second is the rise of the Bank of England Base rate. We look at what this means for home owners and mortgage rates.
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April Update
As we move into warmer months, the property market also traditionally heats up.
April UpdateSo this month we look at what is happening with mortgage rates and whether house prices are still on the rise. We also hear from our friends at Piccolo Property sales and lettings who have some top tips for boosting your sales price. Thank you for taking the time to read our April Property Blog and if you have any questions we would love to hear from you.
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March Update
With Spring in the air and warmer weather on the horizon, now is typically the time for home owners to think about home improvements.
Read moreWith this in mind, in this issue we look at how Your Mortgage Expert can help you fund your home improvements with our top tips for funding your renovation. We also hear from Boatwrights Estate Agents who look at which home improvements they are finding home buyers are looking for right now and which are adding the most value.
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Salisbury Property Blog Archive
Interested in reading historic issues of our Salisbury Property Blog
Read MoreOn this page, you will find previous issues of our Property Blog. Please note, as these are historic issues, the information within them may be out of date.
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