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Lack of new homes for sale in UK not getting any better

The lack of supply in the UK housing sales market looks set to continue with the latest figures showing that across the country new property listings fell by 11.9% in November, the biggest drop this year. It was even worse in London where supply fell by 18.3% with just two of the London boroughs seeing […] The post Lack of new homes for sale in UK not getting any better 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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Family homes to rent in London increasingly unaffordable, new research shows

Properties in London are now so expensive that couples looking for a family home pay more than half of their combined monthly salary to rent a typical three bedroom home, new research has found. They would need to fork out 55.6% or £2,460 of their combined average monthly salary to rent an average property, some […] The post Family homes to rent in London increasingly unaffordable, new research shows appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading

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