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Rental growth in UK residential market slowing, latest index shows

Residential rental growth in the UK is showing signs of easing with rents up 0.09% in September, down from the 0.12% recorded in August, the latest index figures show. Overall rental prices are still up 1.65% year on year to an average of £1,187 per month. But in London it is a different story with […] The post Rental growth in UK residential market slowing, latest index shows appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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New properties coming to market in Monaco could affect London prime market

Prime property is snapped up in Monaco when it comes onto the market due to decades of limited supply as land for building in the tiny principality is scare but now more new properties are being built. At just two square kilometres Monaco is smaller than Hyde Park in London and millionaires flock to buy […] The post New properties coming to market in Monaco could affect London prime market appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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UK Government to push ahead with more new home building on brown belt land

The UK Government is to provide more for new home building with developments being fast tracked on brown belt land such as abandoned shopping centres, derelict rail stations and run down town centres. Communities Secretary Sajid Javid announced details of a £5 billion fund to help build more than 250,000 homes with £2 billion going […] The post UK Government to push ahead with more new home building on brown belt land appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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