British banks and building societies expect to lend 23% less to home-buyers next year, taking mortgage volumes back to their level before the COVID pandemic after a two-year boom that lifted house prices by more than a quarter.
Trade body UK Finance forecast on Monday that gross mortgage lending for house purchase would fall to 131 billion pounds in 2023 from 171 billion pounds this year and a peak of 189 billion pounds in 2021, when pandemic-related tax incentives were in force.
"Amid challenging times for the UK economy, we expect cost of living pressures and rising interest rates to reduce demand for house purchases," it said. Property website Rightmove said on Friday that average asking prices for newly listed property had fallen by 2.1% this month, the largest December fall in four years.
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