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Property sales have doubled in the past five years in Mallorca with demand currently focused on coastline properties overlooking Palma Bay, according to agent research. Proximity to the International Airport, fast connections to Palma and good sports facilities has put the southern corner of the island on the radar with potential buyers in the last […]
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The highest and the lowest price growth in key cities around the UK are both in Scotland with Edinburgh recording a rise of 5.8% and Aberdeen a fall of 4.8% in the last 12 months. These are interesting figures from the latest Zoopla cities index as the report itself talks about affordability and how Birmingham […]
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All sectors in Scotland are being urged to help bring land back into productive use and prevent future sites from being abandoned, with many able to support new home building. The Vacant and Derelict Land Taskforce, set up last year by the Scottish Land Commission and SEPA, has published a report on the action it […]
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here has been a significant shift in consumer sentiment regarding house prices In Ireland in the last year, with nearly twice the number of people believing prices will fall over the next 12 months. The latest property consumer sentiment survey from property website MyHome suggests an increasing number of people believe house prices have reached […]
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The average adult in Britain will pay out more than £63,000 in rent before they get onto the property ladder, a new study has found. Researchers found that people who have bought their first home within the last five years had typically paid £625 every month in rent to their landlords. And on average, it […]
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The highest and the lowest price growth in key cities around the UK are both in Scotland with Edinburgh recording a rise of 5.8% and Aberdeen a fall of 4.8% in the last 12 months. Prices in Liverpool also increased by 5.8%, while Cardiff and Leicester saw prices rise by 4.4%, Manchester by 4.3% and […]
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Over the past five years, the average price paid by home movers in the UK has grown by 32% and the cost of moving has jumped 4% since last year, the latest research shows. The research from Lloyds Bank also shows that deposits have increased by 22% over the last five years with those in […]
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The City of London Corporation has published the UK’s first wind microclimate guidelines for new development proposals in the Square Mile. Going further than established thinking, the set of guidelines raises the benchmark for acceptable wind conditions in the City, putting the comfort and safety of cyclists and pedestrians first. The guidelines provide a more […]
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Number of Scottish people moving home has fallen to a five year low at a time when average prices have increased steadily, a new analysis shows. Overall the number of movers fell to 14,662 moving in first half of 2019, a level that was last seen in 2014, the latest Bank of Scotland Homemover Review […]
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Building more homes next to railway stations and moving light industry to edge of town would benefit everyone, including councils, it is suggested. Land agent Aston Mead is calling on local councils to allow new homes to be built on land next to railway stations, with the existing light industrial units and good yards there […]
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