Longer-term fixed rate mortgages also become more expensive, with the average five-year fixed rate rising to 5.67% today, from 5.62% on Friday. This is the first time since the first week of December 2022 that two-year fixed-rate mortgages have cost 6% or more. It takes average two-year fixed mortgage rates back towards the levels seen in the chaos after the mini-budget last autumn ( when they hit 14-year highs). That’s up from 5.98% on Friday, and 5.26% at the start of May.
Newsflash: the average rate on a two-year fixed rate mortgage has risen over 6%, for the first time in six months.įinancial information provider Moneyfacts reports that the average two-year fixed rate has increased to 6.01% today. I know when we return in November we will not be going to the Time Out Market.08.42 BST Average two-year fixed mortgage rates hit 6%, first time this year Yes, for some it might be a negative since they only took cash. Such a better lunch and Hubby and I could relax, talk and enjoy our special time in Lisbon. We had a delightful lunch (took some time) and even with my two glasses of wine, the bill was little under 20 euros. Keep in mind that the day before we had visited the marvelous Monastery of Sao Vicente de Fora and had walked down through the Alfama and found a little restaurant where Portuguese was the language we heard with only one waiter that spoke English. Long lines, expensive food, hard to find seating and trying to carry on a conversation was next to impossible. Every thing I disliked in 2014 we found had just even worse. Last November, we went there and frankly, even though it was close to where we were staying, I would not go back. I thought it was a good concept but it was very noisy and hard to find seating. I totally agree with you We went there shortly after it opened back in 2014. I've just been there last night because I only had 45 minutes to eat and had an event close by: it was the same as I remembered it from the last time some months ago.
I just wouldn't get out of my way to go there. So my advice is: if you're in the neighborhood, and I'm sure you'll be sometime during your visit, go inside, take a look and decide for yourself. That being said, I understand that people hear about it and they may not have something like this in their countries and want to try it. I don't feel like paying 10€ - 13€ for a dish (and that's without drinks), without any service above what I would get in a fast food place (food served in trays that I have to go get myself), is a reasonable price in Lisbon, where I can pay that for an amazing main in a restaurant sitting down and enjoying a meal and conversation with family and friends (and without people hovering over me to get my seat). I feel like I'm on an overpriced food court in a shopping mall (at least at Colombo the chairs are more comfortable) It's not a place to go with friends where you can maintain a confortable conversation it's very crowded and it's not easy to find a table AND it's very, very noisy. I'm not so radical as the first poster but I'm also not a fan of the Time Out Market mainly because:
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