Posted on 18 February 2010
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Mortgage loan dropped to a ten year low in January 2010, this has been figured out by the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) and revealed today. Total mortgage lending dropped an estimated amount £9.1 billion within the month, a 32% drop on December’s figure and 21% lower than the last year January. 
However, this downfall was expected at the starting of the year, the down fall of January shifted lending to its lowest level and this is the lowest since February 2000, and brought to ending months of the rising interest rates from borrowers.
The CML stated that the lending aggravated by the traditional post-Christmas due to the flood of buyers to acquire properties before 31st December 2009, the temporary stamp duty holiday end on houses costs less than £175, 000 and it was probably to be the beginning of the quiet period in house marketing.
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Posted on 11 August 2009
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The housing market is continuing to boom with the number of mortgage approvals rising for the fifth consecutive month to the highest level for a year.

According to the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML), around 45,000 mortgages were issued during the month with a 26 per cent rise in the number of first-time buyers getting on the property ladder than in May.
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Posted on 10 March 2009
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Posted on 25 February 2009
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