Breaking News - House Prices UP Again Due To Falling Mortgage Rates

Breaking News - House Prices UP Again Due To Falling Mortgage Rates

In the latest market update, we report a significant surge in house prices across the UK, spurred by the recent downturn in mortgage rates. This video delves into the dynamics behind the rising property values, examining how the fall in mortgage rates is making home buying more accessible and thereby increasing demand. We'll analyze the current housing market trends, the areas most affected by these changes, and what this means for potential homebuyers and sellers. Whether you're in the market for a new home, considering selling, or just keeping an eye on property trends, our expert insights will help you understand the implications of these developments. Get the full story on why house prices are on the rise again and how falling mortgage rates are playing a pivotal role in this latest real estate phenomenon.

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[nuray]

In my area in December and Janaury 2 bed freehold houses were 350K and they are all sold, now 2 bed houses they list for 400K, it is madness!!! Friggin greedy these agents and sellers!!

[Neddiek]

My neighbour listed their house, got sold the same day, I won’t be surprised if they got above asking price.
Most houses in auction are not selling.
I think houses that don’t require work are selling at asking those requiring lots of work not selling.

[leighbloomfield]

Im getting dizzy one minute houses prices are being reported that they are going down and then the other minute they are going up.

[ademerlac]

Rightmove give only asking prices for the last 30 days without any reduction. It's far far away from selling prices!

[xLiloScaries]

Seems to me like they overprice every house by at least 50k and the mortgage rates are stagnant at 4 percent and higher, absolute joke these sellers and agents.

[DowntownR]

Real prices not going up. Economy f@#k. Many EA are in trouble or will be. EA have to sell about 4 per week to stay afloat. Your right lots of sellers refusing to budge on price but once ++job losses start (? Autumn) house prices will be dictated to them by the same EA who told them it was worth more 6 months earlier. It’s going to be brutal but needed to clear the constipated market. I just saw Birmingham are increasing council tax by 21%. Other councils to follow I expect.

[anotherhurayra]

this didn't marrinate well, rates going straight back up.

[Bubbles]

They might be up on paper but reality is starting to hit home now! All of a sudden im getting emails from EA's asking if im still looking and ive just seen a four bed detached, listed last week at £475, 000 drop to £425, 000!!! Must be the avacado bathroom putting buyers off 🤣🤣

[joecloudnet]

James, your fundamental of property investing course is that a recent course, is the material up to date or gets updated to make it relevant to today, thanks

[DjTango]

My advisor today said rates are going up!

[TazBo-wdig]

All this country wants you to do is panic, buy a house you can’t afford and get into debt.

[patrycjasz]

Wet dream of anyone who is due to remortgage 🎉

[mountuneaddict]

Great news been trying to sell my house since last July . Really sort after road and 9 viewings since last year only . Know one can explain it .

[gaborkovacs]

No matter what.. house prices up😂😂😂 just keep pushing the bubble

[DavidYates-wv]

I’ll subscribe if you use a decent microphone!

[stephen]

My mate bought a fantastic house for 78000 pounds

[spongeknock]

I just liked and subscribed. What do i win?😂

[bpdarragh]

Nice one James. I note a lot of people respond expecting you to be madame Zaza with a crystal ball. More the fool them. What you do is bring us the facts, and an objective (though engaging) response to events as they happen. And a LOT is happening. More power to your elbow my leige