Property, mortgage and land transactions in Dubai have been picking up with the latest data showing there were 15,500 transactions worth AED60.5 billion in the third quarter of 2016. Overall, the data from the Dubai Land Department suggests that sales have been increasing steadily in the first eight months of the year. ‘Real estate transactions […] The post Dubai sees property sales rise as it builds up to Expo 2020 appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading
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High UK property prices makes long term commuting more viable, research suggests
It might seem like madness, and expensive, to work in London and live in another major UK city with the commuting costs and travelling time alone onerous. But new research suggest that low cost air travel and lower house prices outside London does make it cheaper to live in another city with good air connections […] The post High UK property prices makes long term commuting more viable, research suggests appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →
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Alps property markets facing challenges and opportunities, new report suggests
Property markets in the Alps are faced with a number of challenges and opportunities linked not just to local conditions but also to population, demand and technology, according to a new analysis report. The winter sports market, which is the bulwark of the Alpine economy, is seeing new trends which will alter the fortunes of […] The post Alps property markets facing challenges and opportunities, new report suggests appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →
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