has been added

Henry Dannell Logo

Address

Tabard Works, Tabard Street, London SE1 4JU, UK

Media Pack / Portfolio

Henry Dannell

Henry Dannell is a specialist mortgage brokerage with a team of expert advisers experienced in providing tailored solutions to suit each individual’s circumstances and requirements. Our niche is our knowledge, with a team of highly-skilled advisers, experienced in supporting clients from all professional backgrounds and all income structures, no matter how complex.

We offer an array of services and in an ever-changing world, Henry Dannell has quickly built a reputation for being at the forefront of change and innovation within the mortgage intermediary sector:

- Residential Mortgages (First-Time Buyers, Moving home, Remortgaging)
- Buy-to-Let Mortgages
- High-Value Mortgages (£1m+)
- Commercial Mortgages (Specialist Finance)
- Self-Build Mortgages
- International Mortgages
- Later Life Mortgages (55+)
- Personal & Business Protection Insurance

Media Coverage

Published:

The Telegraph

Nationwide and Santander rush to raise mortgage rates – the first lenders to do so

Customers could see £500 increase to annual mortgage bills

Published:

Express.co.uk

House prices: The 15 most expensive areas to buy a home in the UK

HOUSE prices across the UK continue to grow after a bumper two years, and prices are continuing to rise despite the hefty cost of living crisis. Zoopla has revealed the most expensive property hotspots...

Published:

CityAM

Even at seven times their income, single homebuyers are priced out of the market by £24,000

Despite many lenders relaxing their loan to income criteria, the average UK homebuyer is still priced out of the market unless purchasing with a

Published:

CityAM

UK house price skyrockets to record £289k: ‘Any mutterings of a market crash are greatly exaggerated’

The average UK house price hit a record high of £289,099 in May, but the pace of growth in values is slowing, according to an index this morning. Russell

Published:

CityAM

As the Queen moves out of Buckingham Palace, any new occupant would pay £250m deposit with monthly mortgage of £1m

With the Queen moving out of Buckingham Palace to ‘work from home’ at one of her castles, research has found it would cost almost £250m just for a deposit

Published:

Mansion Global

U.K. House Price Growth Slowed in May

However, it marked the 10th consecutive monthly increase, Nationwide reports

Published:

This Is Money

Our mortgage was rejected - was it because of rising cost of living?

We need to move home but the bank rejected our application for a decision in principle. Why did this happen, and how can we make sure our next one is accepted?

Published:

The Telegraph

Government declares war on holiday homes

Landlords will be banned from using buy-to-lets for short-term lets

Published:

Reuters

Boost for luxury London property prices as Russians locked in

The war in Ukraine is making it hard for even unsanctioned Russians to sell exclusive residential property in Britain, adding to a shortage of supply that has helped drive up house prices in prime locations,...

Published:

The Telegraph

I used Help to Buy and it was a huge mistake – how can I get out of it?

Ask an expert: rising interest rates will push up repayments to the Government

Published:

CityAM

Half of all £1m+ UK property sales are in London with not Chelsea but Wandsworth leading the pack

Despite a more lethargic pandemic property market performance, London remains by far the most prestigious pocket of the property market across England and

Published:

Introducer Today

Equity Release wealth predicted to reach £6.5 billion by 2025

Equity release allows homeowners aged 55 and over to gain access to the value of their property by turning it into cash.

Published:

FTAdviser

HNWs and surging cost of living drives increase in equity release

UK homeowners have released equity of £1.4bn so far this year, which has been driven by both high-net-worth individuals and the surging cost of living.

Published:

Mortgage Solutions

Rising costs to cause six per cent fall in mortgage activity this year – Henry Dannell - Mortgage Solutions

Mortgage activity is predicted to fall by six per cent this year as the effects of interest rate rises and squeezed household finances take hold.

Published: