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According to the Sun gazette, the East-West divide in house prices, which was previously characteristic of Great Britain, has now been replaced with a North-South one. The UK has become a country, separated in 2 halves with the turning point... (Continue reading)
Bloomberg reports that the latest research performed by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) suggests UK house prices will continue to decline until the year of 2012. According to the research, the decline of property values is expected... (Continue reading)
Hometrack Ltd. report, published on Monday, June 27th, suggests that house price in the United Kingdom remained stable for the third consecutive month. According to the statement, made by the London-based Hometrack Ltd. – a research company – an average house... (Continue reading)
The latest report by Rightmove Plc, one of the leading estate agencies in the UK, published on Monday, July 20th, suggests that UK property sellers have responded to increased buyers’ interest by raising property prices in July. The report states that... (Continue reading)
Financial regulators have revealed one of the possible worst-case scenarios of the downturn the UK and the rest of the world is going through at the moment. The scenario involves the unemployment rate rise by another 1.5 million in the... (Continue reading)
Recent report by Nationwide Building Society suggests that property prices in the UK have unexpectedly risen by 1.2% in May, which represents the strongest monthly gain in a 19-months period. The increase in house prices refutes the forecasts of analysts, who... (Continue reading)
Jones Lang LaSalle, a global real estate services company, expects a further house price fall as low as by 14 per cent by the end of 2009. These predictions throw a shadow on more optimistic forecasts that report a slight... (Continue reading)
The results of the recent Halifax Key Worker Housing Review show that housing affordability for key sector workers in the UK has improved since the 3rd quarter 2007, when property prices were on the peak. At the moment, one in... (Continue reading)
The survey covered about 2,000 home owners, who estimated their houses at £190,175 in average. However, the real possible price for the properties is only £152,895. Land Registry, the organization that conducted the survey, says that these figures are based... (Continue reading)
Yesterday, on May 19th The National Association for Estate Agents (NAEA) has revealed figures, which show that in April buyers were still able to push sellers’ asking prices down by an average of 6.2%. The biggest discounts reported came from the... (Continue reading)