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Workloads in the construction industry have been constantly falling in the 1st quarter of 2009, however the recent RICS construction market survey suggests that some key construction areas, such as housing, saw a slight improvement in the pace of decline. All... (Continue reading)
Recent survey suggests that British architects do not any longer consider the UK construction market as strong and are looking for business opportunities overseas. The results of survey, recently carried out by the Architects’ Journal, suggest that almost 60% of architects’... (Continue reading)
The recent Home Builders Federation survey showed that Barratt North Midlands, UK leading home builder, has scored very high, which means that the majority of the buyers are satisfied with their new properties and would recommend the builder to others. More... (Continue reading)
Recent survey conducted by the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) revealed that a cut in VAT tax can help support the Britain’s building industry. To be more precise, it should be noted that the survey results indicated that a 5%... (Continue reading)
Recent research conducted by an authoritative online source of professional advice revealed that an average of 5 million homeowners have considered becoming so-called reluctant, or accidental, landlords. One third of them, which amounts to almost 1.5 million, have considered this... (Continue reading)
A survey, commissioned to BBC Two’s Propertywatch, revealed that the majority of the British do not property prices to rise. All respondents were asked one and the same question: “Thinking about your current circumstances, do you want house prices to... (Continue reading)
The results of a recent Home Sweet Home survey, conducted by Legal & General demonstrated that more than 50% of respondents are not planning to buy a new property any time soon. To be more precise, the survey showed that 54%... (Continue reading)
The information presented by CIPS/Markit UK Construction PMI suggests that all three sectors of construction in the UK (housing, commercial and civil engineering) have showed slight signs of improvement in April 2009. The PMI increased by almost 8% (from 30.9% to... (Continue reading)
Recent report showed that the tenants demand in the sector of commercial buy to let property in the UK is decreasing, while the supply is expected to speed up, thus causing rental rates to decline. The survey, conducted by the Royal... (Continue reading)
Recent online survey revealed that 1 in 10 British citizens plan to make improvements to their homes this year in spite of the economic downturn. The results showed that 25% of the British are now saving up to afford home... (Continue reading)