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Fleet Mortgages announces new product range

Published on 28/11/2014 By Tomas

  Published by Mortgage Finance Gazette on Tuesday, 26 November 2014   Fleet Mortgages, the new buy-to-let and specialist lender, has announced its first product range covering individual, limited company and houses in multiple occupation (HMO) buy-to-let products. Fleet Mortgages is a new lender based in Fleet, Hampshire, which lends exclusively through the intermediary sector. […]

Legal and General Property Launches Green Leases

Published on 03/10/2011 By Tomas

  Published by Environmental Leader on Tuesday, 27 September 2011   Legal & General Property has amended its standard lease format to include ‘green’ clauses. The U.K.-based property fund manager has issued a memorandum of green lease principles – including clauses relating to the use of environmental contractors and upholding energy performance certificates – that […]

More loans available for UK property buyers

Published on 22/07/2011 By Tomas

Published by Property Community on Thursday, 21 July 2011 by Ray Clancy   More mortgages are being granted for buyers in the UK residential property market but experts are divided over whether this is a blip or the start of the road to recovery. The latest figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders show that […]

First-time buyers should be wary of new mortgage schemes

Published on 29/06/2011 By Tomas

Published by The Independent on Sunday, 26 June 2011 by Chiara Cavaglieri   The latest methods to get people into the housing market will be suitable for some buyers but there are a few pitfalls. Chiara Cavaglieri reports   It has been a red-letter week for the UK property market, with the Government’s FirstBuy initiative […]

Ireland’s ‘bad bank’ NAMA becomes one of world’s biggest property lenders

Published on 22/12/2010 By Tomas

Published by The Guardian on Tuesday, 21 December 2010 by # Lisa O’Carroll and Elena Moya   National Asset Management Agency takes over developers’ loans worth €70bn, acquiring some of London’s best-known landmarks including Battersea power station Ireland’s controversial new “bad bank” has overnight become one of the biggest property banks in the world after […]