
UK homeowners: has the hot weather damaged your property?
Are you dealing with subsidence or other issues caused by the hot weather? During a dry spell, such as the successive heatwaves that affected some parts of the UK this year, houses built on…
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Are you dealing with subsidence or other issues caused by the hot weather? During a dry spell, such as the successive heatwaves that affected some parts of the UK this year, houses built on…

An estimated one million more homeowners in the UK are projected to face an average increase of £45 per month on their mortgages when they transition to new deals over the next two years.
Households in the UK appear to have adjusted to a continuous state of economic flux, indicating a new normal of 'perma-crisis' for homeowners.

A new trend shows UK homeowners moving away from trendy interiors towards warm paint colors like beige and taupe, leading to a significant boom in sales for these neutral tones.

An additional one million homeowners in the UK are projected to face higher mortgage payments, with an average increase of £45 per month, as they transition to new deals over the next two years.

The government continues to push clean energy in response to the current global energy crisis
An estimated one million additional homeowners are projected to face increased mortgage bills, adding to financial pressures on households.

Many homeowners in the UK view the installation of clean electric heating systems, such as heat pumps, as a risky endeavor despite their importance for decarbonizing homes.

UK homeowners are facing a fresh blow as mortgage rates are set to increase, with experts predicting other lenders will follow suit.