In its latest report for Q2 2025, UK Finance has released updated data on mortgage arrears and possessions, shedding light on the state of the UK mortgage market amidst ongoing economic uncertainties. The report highlights a continued decline in mortgage arrears for both homeowner and buy-to-let (BTL) properties, alongside a modest increase in homeowner possessions. Despite this uptick, possession numbers remain significantly below historical averages, reflecting the resilience of the market and the support offered
In its latest report for Q2 2025, UK Finance has released updated data on mortgage arrears and possessions, shedding light on the state of the UK mortgage market amidst ongoing economic uncertainties. The report highlights a continued decline in mortgage arrears for both homeowner and buy-to-let (BTL) properties, alongside a modest increase in homeowner possessions. Despite this uptick, possession numbers remain significantly below historical averages, reflecting the resilience of the market and the support offered
In its latest report for Q2 2025, UK Finance has released updated data on mortgage arrears and possessions, shedding light on the state of the UK mortgage market amidst ongoing economic uncertainties. The report highlights a continued decline in mortgage arrears for both homeowner and buy-to-let (BTL) properties, alongside a modest increase in homeowner possessions. Despite this uptick, possession numbers remain significantly below historical averages, reflecting the resilience of the market and the support offered
