Home movers completing mortgages in London have reduced by -3.7% as homeowners wait to see the outcome of Brexit uncertainty.

Lenders have additional perks with residential mortgages to attract borrowers with thousands of incentive deals on offer.

London boroughs record falls in house prices with Wales leading with 4.1% annual growth that defies Brexit uncertainty.

Holiday homes in Sandbanks rise 26% in the last year is the most expensive seaside town as prices rise over a decade.

With more certainty as Brexit is extended seller asking prices are 2.7% higher reflecting stronger demand in central London.

Over the past two years property has made more money than homeowners although the gap is closing as price growth slows.

As property market sentiment weakens in the UK, house price growth was only 0.6% and the slowest rise since September 2012.

The first time buyer market remains buoyant with over 4% more purchasing their new homes compared to this time last year.

Zoopla reveals the highest rental demand in London are for homes in Docklands which can benefit buy-to-let investors owners.

The number of homeowners are releasing equity from their homes has doubled for many UK regions in the last five years.

Changes to mortgage affordability rules by the regulator would allow homeowners to switch to cheaper deals.

Average house prices have increased 2.8% annually and are positive across all regions for the first time in three-and-a-half years.

Falling house prices in the north has increased yields with Rochdale the best town for buy-to-let landlords.

A committee of MPs have called for wide ranging legal reform protecting leaseholders from unfair charges and ground rents.

The cost of borrowing has reduced by half in the last decade with competition encouraging more on the housing ladder.

Home buyers are paying more for their mortgages closing the monthly cost gap with renting, but homeowners are still better off.

With low interest rates from lenders remortgage buyers in London are locking competitive deals to reduce monthly repayment costs.

Numbers of first time buyers have reached 372,000 accounting for the majority of home purchases since 1995, says Halifax.

The number of property millionaires in London have decreased by 35,000 as house prices in the capital reduce in 2018.

If you are single and looking to step on the property ladder the most affordable homes can be found in outer London boroughs.