MORTGAGE LENDING FALLS TO 10-YEAR LOW

Mortgage lending falls to 10-year low
After a Dec pour out due to the stamp avocation holiday, January’s sum lending was 21% down on the same time final year Mortgage lending fell to a 10-year low in January, total from the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) showed today. Gross lending fell to an estimated £9.1bn during the month, a 32% tumble on December’s figure and 21% reduce than in Jan final year. Although a dump is approaching at …

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