Company Tag: Lloyds Bank
Homes in English market towns command a 12% average mark-up
Beaconsfield has the highest house price premium of any market town, says Lloyds Bank, followed by Henley-on-Thames and Bakewell.
The number of UK home movers has risen by 13% in the last decade – but fallen sharply in London
Lloyds Bank has compared 2019's mortgage numbers with those of 2009...
Millionaires’ Rows 2019: The UK’s most expensive streets
£30m+ deals on Holland Park's Ilchester Place and Knightsbridge's Princes Gate have helped propel average prices to over £17m on each, according to Lloyds Bank's annual rundown
£1m+ sales soar in the regions
Seven-figure transactions have fallen in London, but the number of £1m+ deals has surged in the North and Midlands.
Home-mover numbers pick-up for the first time in three years
The number of mortgaged movers fell in the first half of the year in the North, South East and Scotland, but these declines were offset by increases in the North West, West Midlands and Northern Ireland …
£1m+ property sales stall after a decade of growth
Just 1% more £1m+ homes were sold in 2018 compared to 2017, ending a ten-year run of growth that saw the number of seven-figure deals escalate by 194%
Ranked: The UK’s least-affordable cities
Property price inflation in UK cities is outpacing earnings growth by 11%, warns Lloyds Bank.
National Parks command a 47% property price premium
Buying a home in a national park costs an extra £121,000, according to Lloyds Bank
‘Investor sentiment’ in UK property tumbles further, reaching the lowest level since the EU Referendum
'The property slump persists' declares Lloyds Private Banking
House prices near top state schools have risen by 15% more than surrounding areas in the last five years
RANKED: Top state schools with the highest rates of local property price inflation
First-time buyers outpace home-movers for the first time since 1995
The number of home-movers dipped by 1% in the first six months of this year, says Lloyds Bank
£1m+ home sales hit a record high in 2017, despite a slow first half
The number of seven-figure residential property sales has risen by 78% in the last decade