Mortgage approvals at 13-year high

Mortgage approvals at 13-year high

UK lenders approved 97,532 mortgages in October, the most since September 2007, the Bank of England’s Money and Credit data shows. (Please click or tap the picture to find out more)

The housing market has gotten busier, as there were 92,091 given the green light in September, compared to 85,704 in August.
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Source: Property Wire



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