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In light of the Government’s plans to relax planning laws for the development and building of new homes as part of its “national crusade to get homes built”, Private Finance has said that self-build is likely to be one of the biggest home-buying trends of 2016.

Today, independent mortgage broker Private Finance has said that Hertford in Hertfordshire is becoming an increasingly popular place to live for families moving out of London.

Our thoughts about the interest outlook, buy to let stamp duty and the effects of the European Mortgage Credit Directive.

Following this year’s Autumn Statement that focussed largely on housing and property, Private Finance shares its predictions for the mortgage market over the next twelve months:

We wish all of our clients and business partners a very happy Christmas. Thank you for your support in 2015 - we look forward to continuing to be of service to you in the New Year. Talking of 2016, here are our predictions for the mortgage market over the next twelve months.

One of the most welcome developments from this year’s Autumn Statement is the Chancellor’s decision to provide 400,000 new homes which will go a long way to address the UK’s urgent need for more affordable housing. The Chancellor has quite rightly made housing ‘a priority’ in this year’s Statement and by declaring his intention to provide a further £7bn for housebuilding, he has demonstrated a genuine commitment to addressing this issue at its core.

Following the Autumn Statement 2015, Simon Checkley, Managing Director of Private Finance comments on its implications:

Today, Private Finance announces its appointment of Mike Perrin as Associate Director and Head of Sales. Perrin’s role will be focussed on optimising performance on current business, supporting future business growth including that from the firm’s successful agency introducer relationships and through its digital marketing strategies.