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Tag Archives: houses for sale
The Charitable Side of Bramshott Place Village
In a community of like-minded people, who enjoy helping each other, keeping active and involved in all aspects of village life, it is inevitable that there will be some healthy fund-raising going on! And as Liphook’s Bramshott Place Village grows, … Continue reading
High demand for off plan properties in Swindon
Homebuyers have been snapping up the stylish properties at Crest Nicholson’s Grosvenor Place development in Swindon – with 10 of the 13 properties being sold before the development has been completely built.
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Tagged houses for sale, New Homes, off plan properties, swindon property
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Global housing market at its weakest since 2009
Results for Q2 2011
Global house prices rose 0.1% growth in the three months to June 2011, contributing to annual growth of 1.7%
Asia continues to outperform all other world regions, here prices rose on average by 8.0% in the last 12 months
House prices declined in 23 of the 50 countries monitored by the index in the last three months
Price growth is st … Continue reading
First Time Buyer Mortgages Ten Month High
The mortgage market has started to see a light at the end of the tunnel as this summer saw the number of mortgages taken out by first-time buyers reach a ten-month high. According to the Council of Mortgage Lenders, the … Continue reading
Economic Gloom Hits Housing Market
The RICS UK Housing Market Survey for August released today reports the housing market remaining subdued and continuing to be caught by the overall economic gloom. The overall net price balance for housing edged down further into negative territory, from -22 to -23. This means that 23% more surveyors recorded falling rather than rising house [...] Continue reading
“Modest Improvement” – Who could as for any more?
The Halifax House Price Index (HPI) for August shows a monthly fall of -1.2% and annual change of -2.6%. However the Quarterly change, which can sometimes be seen as more stable, reports a 1.0% increase. This sets the average house price for the UK at £161,743 and is higher than the previous quarter. Although the [...] Continue reading
Surveyors continue to see London steaming ahead with price rises
Top headlines from the survey are:
House prices continue to decline
Price expectations negative albeit less so than previous month
London steams ahead with rising prices Continue reading
Halifax HPI for July show various increases
The Monthly increase was 0.3%, taking the average UK House Price to £163,981. Over the three months to July, often seen as a more realistic figure, the increase was slightly higher at 0.5%. Continue reading
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What next for property owners following closure of HS2 consultation? Knight Frank offers its view
The government’s public consultation on the proposed high-speed rail link (HS2) between London and Birmingham closed on 29 July.
Two question will now be on the minds of many of the property owners who are likely to be affected by the scheme, which is officially estimated to cost £17bn. First: is it going to go ahead? Second: what should I do while waiting for that decision to be made?
In answer to the first query, cynics will claim that Transport secretary Philip Hammond, who is due to announce his decision by the end of the year, has already made up … Continue reading
