AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUS Housing & Finance: UK mortgage approvals rose to 58,200 in June (up from 56,600 in May), but the effective rate on new loans climbed to 4.35%, keeping pressure on buyers. Buyer Strategy: UK mortgage borrowers are being urged to “lock in as soon as possible” as rates tick up again. Market Pulse Tool: Realtor.com launched “Market Clock” to show whether local conditions favor buyers or sellers, reflecting more options for buyers as affordability bites. Local Affordability Win: Burnley (Lancashire) topped a first-time buyer affordability study, with lower deposit needs and rent-to-mortgage savings. Homeownership After Breakups: A joint-mortgage breakup case highlights that you generally need your ex’s agreement to buy them out, and they can’t force a sale without a court order. Global Trade Risk for Buyers: A US Senate Russia sanctions bill advanced, with potential up-to-100% tariffs on goods tied to major Russian oil and gas buyers like India and China—adding uncertainty for importers and sourcing teams. Overseas Housing Supply: India’s resale inventory could rise as many NRIs plan property exits, per a new wealth report.
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