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It’s hard to know who to take seriously when looking at noises about the housing market so far in 2020. We’ve seen some upbeat reports and the odd negative one about whether there’s been a so-called ‘Boris bounce’ in people buying since the general election. When looking at the reports side-by-side, it seems likely there’s […]
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Neveo Mosser is the chief executive of real estate firm Mosser Companies, based in San Francisco’s Bay Area, and the co-founder and chairman for the business’s investing branch, Mosser Capital When it comes to attracting wide-eyed college grads and eager young professionals, few cities are as effective as San Francisco. With its bright lights, vibrant […]
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The number of build-to-rent homes being constructed has jumped, with 150,000 homes in planning, under construction or completed, analysis by Savills for industry trade body the British Property Federation has found Across the UK, excluding London, there has been a 51% surge in the number of completed US-style rental homes from Q4 2018 to Q4 […]
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Simon Conn (pictured) is a financial adviser who specialises in overseas property In 2019 we had a steady number of enquiries from people interested in purchasing a property abroad as exchange rates more or less stayed the same throughout the year. Some spikes were occasionally seen due to the Brexit date being moved around and […]
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Homeowners located in areas with cheaper prices have limited access to supermarkets with a higher average basket value, a study from WeBuyAnyHome has found. Property owners living in Blackpool, Blaenau Gwent and Neath Port Talbot are least likely to visit Waitrose or Budgens. These areas are dominated by Tesco, Sainsburys, Aldi and Asda stores. These […]
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Estate agent Chestertons said it got off to a flying start in 2020, with buyer activity rising compared to the same period last year. In the 10 days after January 2 sales enquiries rose by 76%, buyer registrations by 15.6%, and the number of offers by 43.7%. The agent said the number of new properties […]
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There was a spike in mortgage approvals in December, e.surv’s market monitor found. There were 66,253 residential mortgages approved during the final month of 2019 (seasonally adjusted), a jump of 1.9% from November’s total and an increase of 2.7% when compared to the same month last year. The clear general election result, combined with competitive […]
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Buyers in Spain can convert their mortgage debt into pounds – which broker Offshoreonline.org said effectively wipes out the currency risk. In this situation if the pound got stronger your debt in euros would get smaller, with the opposite being true. Guy Stephenson of Offshoreonline.org, said: “A lot of buyers do not fully understand the importance of […]
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Housing sentiment improved after the general election result in a number of ways, the RICS UK Residential Market Survey found. In December 17% more RICS members saw a rise rather than a fall in buyer enquiries, with those in Wales and the North East in particular reporting strong activity. The number of agreed sales edged […]
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A £33m office development in Shoreditch has been unveiled by developer Southern Grove. The scheme, on the border with Haggerston, comprises of 4,530 square metres of office space. Southern Grove exchanged contracts on the land on Wednesday and plans to use Cross Laminated Timber, as a greener option than concrete. This means the building, spanning […]
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