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General Election 2015: The property market is freaking out

Published on 07/05/2015 By Tomas

  Published by City A.M. on Tuesday, 05 May 2015 by Emma Haslett   The property market is terrified of Labour-led government, one of the UK’s largest property search websites has suggested, thanks to the prospect of falling house prices and rising interest rates. According to Zoopla, Labour’s policies on the housing market, which include […]

Online House Hunter: Hotspots – and cold ones

Published on 04/08/2011 By Tomas

  Published by The Independent on Tuesday, 2 August 2011 by Alan Cleaver   A NEW way of viewing the UK property market has been launched by Zoopla which gives a ‘heatmap’ of house values throughout the country. It will no doubt experience a rush of hits as people take a look at whether their […]

Housing market confidence warning

Published on 10/01/2011 By Tomas

Published by The Press Association on Monday, 10 January 2011   Confidence in the housing market has fallen to its lowest level for two years as people worry about Government spending cuts and the ongoing problems in the mortgage market, a survey suggested. Only 54% of homeowners think house prices will increase in the coming […]

Confidence faltering in UK property market

Published on 14/10/2010 By Tomas

Published by Property Showrooms 07 October 2010   Investor confidence in the UK property market has fallen dramatically, with more individuals convinced that prices are set to fall. According to research from property portal Zoopla, the number of homeowners who believe that home values are set to rise has fallen from 78 per cent ten […]