Published by Property Community on Wednesday, 15 December 2010 by Ray Clancy Mortgage arrears and repossessions will rise modestly next year, the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) predicts. Its annual forecast for the UK property market paints a picture of continued stagnation, with the current low level of sales persisting, and prices falling modestly […]
Published by Property Wire on Tuesday, 16 November 2010 As the UK residential real estate market begins to slow down the value gap between the best properties on the market and the rest is widening, according to a new analysis. Best in class properties have fallen an average of just 1.4% over the past […]
Nice solution if properly fitted. However, … there is one small flow; no day light if you want to keep warmth inside. Published by Telegraph Sarah Lonsdale on Tuesday, 02 Nov 2010 Katy Duke and her husband Richard Swann live in a converted Victorian school house in Frome, Somerset. A beautiful historic building made […]
Published by 24 Dash by Jon Land on Tuesday, October 19th, 2010 On the eve of the private sector, there’s a sense of disbelief across the social housing sector. Can this really be happening? Like a boxer clinging onto the ropes, we are desperately hoping for the final bell. The problem is we haven’t […]
Published by Bloomberg By Jennifer Ryan on Wednesday 13 October 2010 Britain needs interest rates to stay low for as long as possible to help its property market become “steadier” without swings in prices that make homes unaffordable, Housing Minister Grant Shapps said. “It’s really important that we keep interest rates low for as […]
Published by Mortgage Rates by by Mark Johnston on Tuesday, 9 October 2010 Fears are still growing of a property price crash as house prices continue to fall. Last month figures dropped by an average of £6,000 for a house in the UK. The figures published by Halifax showed further decline in the UK […]
Published by Financial Advice on Thursday 23rd September 2010 UK mortgage lending for August was down 22.3% against the corresponding period last year with just under 32,000 approvals. In total £11.4 million was injected into the UK housing arena although this was well down on the £13.3 billion just a month earlier. So what […]
