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Monday 23rd July 2007
Interest rates bite house prices Five interest rate rises in the last 12 months are beginning to rein in house prices, the latest research has said. According to Rightmove house prices rose 0.3 per cent in July, 0.5 points behind...
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Friday 20th July 2007
Top ten tips for selling your house With the housing market slackening off and people being put off buying by high prices and rising interest rates, vendors are finding it harder to sell their properties. With this in mind, a survey... |
Monday 16th July 2007
Govt figures show slowing housing market The government has released figures reinforcing evidence that growth in Britain's residential property market is slowing down. Statistics from the Department for Communities and Local Government (... |
Friday 13th July 2007
FTBs roost close to the nest The majority of first-time buyers do not seem to be able to fly very far from the nest, according to a new survey, which shows that a quarter of young buyers say a major factor in purchasing a prop... |
Thursday 12th July 2007
House price growth 'halves' The rate of house price growth in the UK more than halved during June, according to the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (Rics). Rics says that that in the last month a ratio of 10.6 per cen... |
Thursday 12th July 2007
First-time buyers drowning in Bath |
Wednesday 11th July 2007
There is every place like home While mortgage advisers are touting Spain as a good investment for both the long-term and the short-term, Brits are put off a good property investment by the fact that too many of their own already... |
Wednesday 11th July 2007
Housing tops Brown priorities Affordable housing is high on the government's legislative agenda, prime minister Gordon Brown has revealed to MPs. In a break from tradition Mr Brown announced a list of bills that are to be intr... |
Tuesday 10th July 2007
House price growth 'slowing' House prices increased across all regions of the UK during the second quarter of 2007, but new research stresses that the rate of growth in the property market is slowing. The annual rate of house... |
Friday 6th July 2007
Britons 'clueless' on overseas property laws Britons considering buying a second home abroad are largely oblivious of the local housing laws that would affect them, a survey has shown. New research claims that 51 per cent of 35- to 44-year-o... |
Thursday 5th July 2007
Young people forced to rent Although renting can sometimes be a lifestyle choice, many young people have no choice but to rent due to over-inflated house prices, claims Scottish Widows. And although some financial services a... |
Wednesday 4th July 2007
Green home credentials 'put on standby' The spread of integrated home entertainment systems will hinder efforts to cut energy consumption in Britain, a new report says. The Energy Saving Trust (EST) believes the proliferation of devices... |
Wednesday 4th July 2007
Property growth 'slowing' House price growth is expected to continue slowing during the rest of 2007, Halifax has said. Its monthly house price index shows growth of just 0.4 per cent in June, the second successive rise of... |
Tuesday 3rd July 2007
Public still holding out against Hips Nearly half of all homebuyers in the UK say that they would distrust the contents of a Home Information Pack (Hip), according to research from Saga Home Insurance. As many as 47 per cent of proper... |
Monday 2nd July 2007
London rents 'booming' The number of people renting properties in prime central London locations is approaching record levels, a new survey has revealed. Knight Frank says that the annualised rental rate in the capital ... |
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It has been revealed that the Chancellor Alistair Darling held talks with some of the UK largest banks yesterday in a bid to try and avert a banking crisis in the UK. The meeting was attended by... 
