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Mortgage lending has dipped to its lowest in 10 years as the stamp duty holiday ends.
The Council of Mortgage Lenders’ figures from January showed that mortgage advances dived by 32 per cent, the lowest since February 2000; however they have suggested that this is due to the Christmas period.
The lower-than-average figures have reportedly been caused by buyers purchasing lower-value properties due to wishing to avoid stamp duty.
The loss in January is countered by a rise of 14 per cent over average for the month of December, backing up the CML’s claims that people were wishing to avoid paying stamp duty.
It was also shown that 55 per cent of the property bought in December was less than £175,000, first time buyers taking up a large amount of this percentage.
The Bank of England has stated that there has been a fall in both mortgage lending and approved loans during January, with critics suggesting that the weather and the end of the stamp duty holiday have “put people off”.
Mortgage rates, however, have fallen to combat competition within the market.
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