Home owners who bought at the height of the property boom face another four years of negative equity before they recover what they paid, new figures reveal today. Please click here for full article. ...
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The Chartered Institute of Houseing has previously highlighted the need to develop a much better housing offer for households who struggle to meet their needs with the current options available - ownership, shared ownership,...
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Prices of prime central London property fell in July by 0.5 per cent, the first monthly decline since March 2009, as demand for high-end property declines. According to the Knight Frank Prime Central London Index, prime centr...
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Lack of finance is preventing private landlords from taking advantage of lower property prices and a thriving rental market. That’s the finding from the latest Upad.co.uk Landlord Confidence Index survey. 62% of the 304...
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THE rental sector has become a landlords' market as demand has begun to outstrip supply, reducing the availability of new rental accommodation. David Alexander, owner of Edinburgh and Glasgow letting agency D J Alexander, shares his t...
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Whether it’s an old house in the country with rambling gardens or a beachside shack, more home owners are realising there is extra income to be earned by renting out their property Spend a night at Somerton Mill in Oxfordshire ...
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HOUSE prices are set to soar by almost 20 per cent in the next four years, according to experts. This will lift thousands of households out of negative equity, with the average family home gaining more than £30,000 in value. ...
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A leading economic forecaster today said UK interest rates will have to stay at their record low of 0.5% for much longer than currently expected. The Ernst & Young ITEM Club, which bases forecasts on the Treasury's model of the eco...
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