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mpamag.com | Rommel Lontayao
Survey finds widespread concerns over automated property pricing By 25 Jun 2025 A majority of estate agents believe automated valuation models (AVMs) powered by artificial intelligence are routinely setting property prices too low, according to a new poll. The survey of 250 UK estate agents, conducted by estate agency platform Alto, found that 87% of agents think AVMs are undervaluing homes, especially in northern regions, rural areas and lower-income communities.
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3 days ago |
mpamag.com | Rommel Lontayao
Smaller landlords feel most misrepresented by negative media coverage By 25 Jun 2025 Less than one in 10 landlords (9%) believe the media presents a fair and accurate picture of the rental property sector, a new survey by specialist buy-to-let lender Landbay has found. The result marks a notable fall from 2023, when 19% of landlords said the media portrayal of them was accurate.
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4 days ago |
mpamag.com | Rommel Lontayao
Two- and five-year fixed rates decline as product choice reaches new high By 25 Jun 2025 The number of buy-to-let mortgage products has reached an all-time high, while average two-year fixed rates have dropped below 5% for the first time in nearly two years, according to new research from price comparison site Moneyfacts.
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4 days ago |
mpamag.com | Rommel Lontayao
Review targets barriers to home ownership amid shifting borrower demographics By 24 Jun 2025 The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) continues to review mortgage lending rules in an effort to improve access to home ownership, especially for first-time buyers, the self-employed, and older borrowers. The regulator has released a discussion paper as part of its broader work to help consumers make better financial decisions and to support long-term economic growth.
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4 days ago |
mpamag.com | Rommel Lontayao
Slight uptick in arrears reflects borrower resilience By 25 Jun 2025 Mortgage arrears edged up in the March 2025 quarter but remain low by historical standards, according to data from the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA). The share of home loans either past due or considered impaired rose to 1.68% of the total loan book in Q1, up slightly from 1.64% in the December 2024 quarter.
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