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Top end lettings market in England’s Home Counties picking up

The top end of the lettings market in the key Home Counties area in England is picking up thanks to tax changes and greater flexibility from landlords, according to new research. Both supply and demand have risen as higher purchase costs at the top end of the sales market has made buyers increasingly price sensitive, […] The post Top end lettings market in England’s Home Counties picking up appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading

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Analysis suggests prime central London property values will stagnate in 2017

Prime property values in central London have dropped for the first time since the recession, although homes priced below £2 million have seen values resisting the slowdown, new research shows. Indeed, this segment of the market has outperformed the rest of prime central London where average capital values are down 2.3% over the last 12 […] The post Analysis suggests prime central London property values will stagnate in 2017 appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading

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All capital cities in Australia see property prices rise in November bar Melbourne

Residential property values increased in every capital city in Australia apart from Melbourne in November, according to the latest real estate index figures. Overall prices increased by 0.2% month on month over the month but the CoreLogic index report says that while the headline results remained in positive growth territory, the monthly capital gain reading […] The post All capital cities in Australia see property prices rise in November bar Melbourne appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading

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