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Property companies call for London to be at heart of Brexit negotiations

A plan for keeping the property market in London, and with it the UK, globally competitive following Brexit, has been set out by leading property companies in a series of recommendations aimed at the Government, the Mayor of London and local leaders. The Westminster Property Association and the City Property Association, who represent more than […] The post Property companies call for London to be at heart of Brexit negotiations appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Conveyancing industry calls for residential leasehold change

he conveyancing industry is calling for the residential leasehold process in the UK to be changed in 2017 to end unacceptable delays, extortionate ground rents and high fees. The Conveyancing Association says that there is also a lack of knowledge among buyers about leaseholds with recent research showing that 57% of those buying a leasehold […] The post Conveyancing industry calls for residential leasehold change appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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New buy to let lending bounced back in fourth quarter of 2016

Following a shift to more remortgaging in the buy to let lending market, more landlords moved to purchase properties in the final quarter of 2016, the latest data shows. After the Brexit vote in the summer and concerns about changes to stamp duty for additional homes the number of mortgages for new purchase fell in […] The post New buy to let lending bounced back in fourth quarter of 2016 appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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