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Foxtons sees limited housing market impact from UK base rate rise to 4%

By Public Technologies
  • Foxtons' November 5, 2026 analysis expects limited housing-market impact from the Bank of England's base rate increase to 4%.
  • Most fixed-rate mortgage deals already reflect the expected increase through swap rates; existing mortgage offers retain their rates.
  • Average two-year fixed mortgage rates reached 5.55% in October, up from 4.25% in February, according to Rightmove figures cited.
  • Homes for sale across Great Britain reached their highest October level since 2014, giving buyers more choice amid reduced competition.
  • Lower mortgage rates could draw more buyers into the market, increasing competition; winter buyers remain highly motivated.


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