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Wednesday, July 19, 2017
Stanmore, £549,995 Located on the popular Uppingham Avenue is this 3 bedroom semi-detached family house which comes with the benefit of a large rear garden and is offered chain free. The property offers well balanced accommodation which comprises as follows.
UK House Prices to Rise by 6% overall by 2021
Saturday, July 15, 2017
The next four years will see the UK’s house prices rise by over six percent, according to research recently published by Barclays Bank. By 2021, the research states, the average house price in the UK will hit £300,000.
SCOTTISH PRIVATE SECTOR RENTS ON THE RISE
Monday, May 15, 2017
Average private sector rents in Scotland have increased by 4.9% over the twelve-month period leading up to February of this year, although there are some pockets of the country where rents have actually decreased. The overall rise leaves the average rent price being paid by Scottish tenants at £575 per month, according to the latest figures released by Your Move.
WHAT DOES BREXIT MEAN FOR INVESTORS IN UK PROPERTY?
Monday, May 8, 2017
We are yet to determine exactly what effect the eventual exit of the UK from the European Union will have on housing market, but it’s wise to speculate as to the possible outcomes both positive and negative. How much Brexit affects domestic foreign-based investment in the UK housing market will be heavily influenced by the kind of deal the UK government can broker with the EU. If you are an investor, then it’s worth keeping abreast of the possibilities.
EXPERTS AGREE: BREXIT WILL NOT IRRETRIEVABLY DAMAGE UK HOUSING MARKET
Wednesday, May 3, 2017
Ever since Article 50 was officially triggered, there has been lots of speculation as to how this will affect various parts of the UK’s economy. While there are plenty of negative opinions out there, there are also many property experts chiming in with their belief that the UK housing market is going to be just fine, and may even begin to prosper now that we know Article 50 has been triggered.
UK house prices fall again, growing at the slowest rate in four years
Friday, April 28, 2017
B ritish house prices fell for a second month in a row in April, suggesting households are feeling the pinch from rising inflation since last year's Brexit vote and low wage growth.
