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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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Rising demand for holiday accommodation set to boost Spanish property market this summer
An increase in the demand for holiday accommodation in Spain last year has resulted in more and more Spanish home owners preparing to rent their properties out this summer, providing a welcome boost to the property market. 21-02-2012
According to a report from holiday home rentals website HomeAway.co.uk booking enquires for Spain in 2011 increased by 27% in comparison with 2010. As a result, a greater number of British and European buyers are acting now and purchasing a home in Spain with a view to capitalising on this growing rental demand.
Marc Pritchard, Sales and Marketing Manager of Spain's leading house builder Taylor Wimpey España, comments,
"The growth of the rental market has made Spain once again a popular destination for property buyers to invest in, particularly given the readjustment of property prices and abundance of cheap flights. We have seen an exceptionally strong start to 2012 with sales in January markedly up on the same period last year.
"Indeed, to highlight just how much demand Spain is in, as part of London Southend Airport's growth, easyJet will commence new departures each week to a variety of Spanish destinations including Alicante, Barcelona, Ibiza, Malaga and Mallorca from April 2012."
Mallorca is tipped to be a top performing Spanish destination seeing as it registered the highest number of overnight hotel stays in 2011, with 41.6 million, according to data from the National Statistics Institute. Interestingly, online reservations for care hire in Mallorca this summer have also increased by 10% compared to 2011 according to Rhinocarhire.com. For those thinking about taking advantage of growing rental demand, Taylor Wimpey España has launched Cala Magrana III, following the vast success of phases I and II.
As an excellent investment choice costing just €220,000 + VAT, the development comprises 20 apartments situated close to golf courses and the marina of Porto Cristo as well as direct access to the sea and the Cala Anguila beach just 500m away.
While the 2 bedroom apartments afford a communal garden with a swimming pool designed to reflect the beauty of the surrounding area, ground floor apartments have spacious terraces with a garden for private use while top floor apartments benefit from a roof terrace also for private use.
For more information visit www.taylorwimpeyspain.com
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