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London House Prices will Probably Continue to Fall

On Thursday, June 23, the people of the UK voted to leave the European Union, throwing the global economy into upheaval. Since deciding to leave the EU, there are a lot of questions and ambiguity surrounding the Brexit vote and how it will affect visas, immigration, business, economy, pensions and of course – the traditionally […]

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Cheaper Pound Makes Property Attractive to Foreign Investors

Impulsive actions often lead to underdeveloped plans and ideas. After the Brexit vote, it is easy to understand why both buyers and sellers in the UK might become impulsive to purchase, sell or rethink their investments. Some experts have determined it would be unwise to jump in or out of the UK market until the […]

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What Will Happen to the London Property Market Now?

The tight vote has come to an end and the “leave-vote” took the majority. As the world waits keenly to see what will happen in the next few months, the property market experts have already made their predictions for what is to come with the London Property market now that the UK has voted to […]

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UK Property Market Slows as EU Referendum Looms

As the EU Referendum is approaching us it seems that there is more uncertainty in the UK Property market. Analysts have recently reported a slowdown in property transactions and opinion in those who may have been willing to buy a house. Removal firm Bishops Move recently surveyed 1000 people across the UK and 47% of […]

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2016 Shows Strong Demand from House Buyers

The property market has continued it’s good run from 2015 into the first couple of months of 2016. Many expected a slump in Januarys figures as we typically and historically experience a slight downturn during the winter months. However, it appears that many House Buyers are still actively looking to buy and one estate agent […]

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Average House Price at All Time High due to Lack of Supply

The Average UK House Price has hit all time high and has crossed the psychological barrier of £200,000 for the first time. The previous recorded high of £199,600 which was recorded before the recession in 2007 has now been superseded and today the average cost of buying a home now stands at £200,280 and shows […]

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Increase in Cash House Buyers Has been reported

The number of new house buyer enquiries has increased to the highest amount that we have seen in over a year. At the same time new properties that have been listed in the past year are down around 12%. The increase in new house buyers coupled with less supply coming onto the market has analysts […]

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Home Owners Remain Optimistic as Market Slows

The news this week has shown a contrast in opinion between what home owners believe and figures that show the property market is continuing to slow down. Some would say that we need to look at the facts and figures, but what has happened in the past doesn’t necessarily show what will happen in the […]

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Slower Property Market Growth Predicted for 2015

It’s the beginning of the year and recent reports this week show how the UK Property market is starting to stagnate. This is in vast contrast to the headlines 6 months ago that predicted that property prices will once again double by 2015. It’s almost inevitable that house prices will double again at some point […]

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Chinese to Buy Large UK Property Portfolio

Britain’s biggest Buy-to-Let landlords and property mavericks, Fergus and Judith Wilson are ready to retire from their property business and start selling off their portfolio of nearly 1000 homes in in the Ashford and Maidstone area. With more than 900 homes valued between £275,000 and £300,000, the duo are expected to net at least £100m […]

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