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Property sales fall across New Zealand but prices up in most locations

Residential property sales in New Zealand fell by 9% month on month in October and are now 14% below where they were a year ago according to the latest index figures. The data from the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) also shows that sales fell year on year in Auckland by 16% and […] The post Property sales fall across New Zealand but prices up in most locations appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Cleaning, damage and decoration cause most disputes in UK rented sector

New research from the Tenancy Deposit Scheme annual survey reveals that cleaning issues make up 57% of all disputes in the private rented sector in the UK. This is more than damage to fixtures and fittings which account for 51% of disputes between landlords and tenants and interior decoration which makes up 32% while rent […] The post Cleaning, damage and decoration cause most disputes in UK rented sector appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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London and other global property markets could benefit from Trump election

Property markets around the world could benefit from the election of Donal Trump as the next President of the United States but a lot will depend on how the country’s economy and dollar performs. Experts believe that it could be good news for US investment in the UK property market as London in particular is […] The post London and other global property markets could benefit from Trump election appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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