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According to London-based Knight Frank, UK land prices remained stable in the first three months of the year, reflecting the wider movement in house prices, which have also remained broadly static. I was like 'are we going to have a house to live in?' Everything is done in the name of the Olympics, like it's the Holy Grail or something. It's a little bit overrated. I know it might be good for London but how good?
It is estimated that the sector accounted for two of every three one-off homes built in 2010/11, adding as many new homes annually as any of the major house builders. While the numbers may sound large, the UK lags well behind other countries.
According to Knight Frank, a London-based real estate agent, online inquiries by French users about prime properties in central London increased by 68 percent in February, when Hollande announced his 75 percent tax on those earning more than €1 million UK property investors remain positive about the outlook for the buy to let market, according to the latest Landlord Survey conducted by specialist lender, CHL Mortgages. Just under three quarters, 71%, of respondents are positive about the prospects ...and more »
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According to London-based Knight Frank, UK land prices remained stable in the first three months of the year, reflecting the wider movement in house prices, which have also remained broadly static.
(19-05-2012)
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I was like 'are we going to have a house to live in?' Everything is done in the name of the Olympics, like it's the Holy Grail or something. It's a little bit overrated. I know it might be good for London but how good?
(19-05-2012)
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It is estimated that the sector accounted for two of every three one-off homes built in 2010/11, adding as many new homes annually as any of the major house builders. While the numbers may sound large, the UK lags well behind other countries.
(18-05-2012)
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According to Knight Frank, a London-based real estate agent, online inquiries by French users about prime properties in central London increased by 68 percent in February, when Hollande announced his 75 percent tax on those earning more than €1 million
(18-05-2012)
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UK property investors remain positive about the outlook for the buy to let market, according to the latest Landlord Survey conducted by specialist lender, CHL Mortgages. Just under three quarters, 71%, of respondents are positive about the prospects ...and more »
(17-05-2012)
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In stark contrast to the general UK property market, research by PrimeLocation.com shows it is cheaper to rent than buy a prime property in the UK, the website's new Prime Rental Index reveals.
(17-05-2012)
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UK Coal has announced plans to build more than 1000 houses on the site of a former South Yorkshire colliery. The development would see 1200 properties at Rossington near Doncaster, marking the third stage of a £100m redevelopment.
(16-05-2012)
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And there are an increasing number of families where the husband is working in the Middle or Far East but the wife wants to live in the UK.
(30-04-2012)
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Buyers from China, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore accounted for 51 percent of new-property purchases in central London neighborhoods that the broker handled, up from 47 percent a year ago, Jones Lang said in a report.
(27-04-2012)
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With fewer than 100 days to go to the Olympic opening ceremony there are real concerns that property owners in London and other host cities are pricing themselves out of rentals or have unrealistic ideas as to the prices to charge
(26-04-2012)
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The property on Shrewsbury Road in the Ballsbridge district was offered for sale for 15 million euros ($20 million), after it was previously purchased for 58 million euros, according to Savills.
(25-04-2012)
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New research from letting agents shows the UK is feeling the squeeze of the economic slowdown, as more tenants are struggling to pay their rents on time.
(25-04-2012)
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With UK market conditions continuing to make it difficult for would-be home owners to get a foot on the property ladder, the average age Brits expect to be able to buy their first property is now 37 years old,
(24-04-2012)
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UK households believe the value of their properties have fallen for the 22nd successive month but the year ahead outlook for house prices remains positive
(24-04-2012)
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Gordon House, which is being sold by The Royal Hospital Chelsea, will be one of the most expensive homes in London.
(24-04-2012)
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