A continuation of current trends means the market could achieve 39% overall growth from 2023-25.

For joint applications where one applicant holds permanent residency, the LTV increases to 95%.

The uptick in first-time buyer demand is exacerbating the bottleneck as April approaches, IMLA warns.

Over its lifetime, the guarantee facility is expected to support over £300m of finance to help fund the creation of new homes.

Average rates have fallen by up to 0.17% compared to last week.

The number of second charge agreements rose by 17% in November.

Zoopla says the market 'bounce' started earlier than anticipated on Christmas Day.

Rates have reduced by up to 0.47%, with loans of between £1m and £4m qualifying for a further 0.25% reduction.

New build, large loan and buy-to-let rates are among the rate increases.

The Society is offering a 5.48% five-year fix to support the new proposition.