Rachel Reeves and Lisa Nandy speak at mortgage market roundtable

The video discusses the challenges in the housing market, focusing on the impact of rising mortgage rates and the economic instability affecting first-time buyers and homeowners. It highlights Labour's initiatives for economic stability and the risks in the private rented sector. The session also addresses the housing crisis, with concerns about homelessness and the withdrawal of mortgage products from the market.

What is the main concern for first-time home buyers according to the first section?

• Rising mortgage rates

• Job security

• Availability of homes

• Government policies

What does the Labour party emphasize in their approach to housing?

• Reducing taxes

• Increasing home prices

• Stability and security

• Expanding rental options

How are rising living costs affecting homeowners?

• Improving job opportunities

• Increasing savings

• Reducing mortgage rates

• Creating financial challenges

What is a potential risk if landlords withdraw from the market?

• More housing availability

• Financial difficulties for landlords

• Lower rental prices

• Increased home ownership

What is the government's concern regarding the housing market?

• Decreasing mortgage rates

• Increasing home prices

• Impending homelessness crisis

• Excessive housing supply