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The cost of borrowing in the UK increased by approximately 1.2 percentage points within a two-week period due to the Iran war.
The lowest available mortgage rates in the UK jumped from approximately 3.6% to 4.7% after the start of the Iran war.
An increasing number of UK mortgage lenders are now offering loans of 5.5 times, and in some cases up to 6 times, an applicant's income.
The UK's Renters Reform Act is causing an increasing number of landlords to exit the rental market.
The exit of landlords from the UK rental market is expected to reduce property supply and drive rental prices higher.
House prices in many areas of the UK, particularly London, are currently falling in absolute nominal terms.
An oversupply of flats on the UK market, largely from former rental stock, is pushing their prices downward.
Homeowners in the UK can secure a remortgage offer up to six months before their current product's expiration date.
For a 60% loan-to-value mortgage in the UK, the current tracker rate is 3.96%, while the equivalent fixed rate is 4.42%.
Anthony Emerson predicts that UK tracker mortgage rates will likely rise to nearly 4.5% by the end of the current year.
The market for standard family houses in the UK remains strong, with properties frequently selling for their asking price or higher.
Uncertainty regarding leaseholds and high service charges on new builds is contributing to lower prices for flats in the UK compared to previous years.