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Resolution Foundation says £12bn costs of rising rates have yet to hit most households
Mortgage provider’s data points to stronger market resilience but conflicts with other surveys
February’s figure of 43,500 is more than a third lower than a year earlier as interest rate rises bite
Nationwide figures show a greater than expected 1.1% drop in year to February
Insolvencies reach highest level since 2009 and mortgage approvals slide amid housing market downturn
Developers cut back on buying land in effort to ride out weaker market
Financial resilience of younger property owners hit by rising cost of borrowing
Some measures could include switching borrowers to interest-only deals
Repayment rates increase as buyers contend with soaring inflation and higher interest rates
Commercial landlord says outlook is increasingly challenging as interest rate rises bite
Developers warn demand has dropped as much as 50% as higher mortgage rates bite
UK housebuilder now selling homes at around half the pace of first half of the year
Lenders slow to return to riskier high loan-to-value market due to affordability concerns
UK property sales have slowed, according to Jason Honeyman
Rising interest rates and economic turmoil have led to a climate of uncertainty, even for the super-rich
Home loans become more expensive as bond market turmoil continues
Property owners braced for big increases in mortgage payments after interest rate rises
For both banks and consumers, the shock will jar some more than others
Double-digit growth for 10th successive month surpasses economists’ expectations of slowdown
Borrowing expected to become more expensive in coming months as European Central Bank tightens policy
Several mortgage lenders have already raised rates
UK lender upends historical norm of borrowers paying more for longer-term deals
Identifying who will be affected and how remains a complex task
Forget ‘lower for longer’, a more fitting mantra for our personal finances is ‘higher much sooner’
Would-be homebuyers confound forecasters and turn cautious, BoE survey
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