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Cheapest and most expensive home sales in England and Wales revealed

The latest data from the land registry shows that the cheapest home sold in England and Wales was just £14,000 and the most expensive over £16 million at the end of 2016. Overall the official data shows that some 31,955 sales took place in England and Wales in December 2016. Some 610 were properties in […] The post Cheapest and most expensive home sales in England and Wales revealed appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading

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Rents rising in Spain amid calls for rental controls

esidential rental prices are rising in most Spanish cities with the growth led by Barcelona, Madrid and Palma de Mallorca but some areas are seeing rents fall. Average rents in Barcelona have now increased from €892 a month in 2012 to €1,478, a rise of 65.7% while in Palma de Mallorca they are up 40% […] The post Rents rising in Spain amid calls for rental controls appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading

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Research reveals extent of gazumping in UK property market

Buyers in London are the most ruthless in the UK with new research showing they are three time more likely to indulge in gazumping than the national average. Gazumping, where a buyers puts in a last minute bid for a property once the seller has already accepted another one, is often a feature of a […] The post Research reveals extent of gazumping in UK property market appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading

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