Homebuyers' confidence in the housing market is at its
lowest since April 2011 after being dented by soaring prices and fears over
higher interest rates, a report shows. The proportion of people who believe now
is ‘a good time to buy’ has fallen to its lowest level for at least three
years, according to mortgage lender Halifax. More than a third of people asked,
or 35 per cent, said rising house prices were a barrier to buying, up from just
20 per cent a year ago. Read more on the Daily Mail website.
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