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Property price growth set to be more subdued in 2017 in UK due to Brexit

While Brexit has not yet had a major impact on the UK housing market, a new analysis suggests that the economic outlook remains uncertain and property price growth is likely to be more subdued in 2017. Both the London and wider UK housing markets outperformed expectations following the referendum in June and after a sharp […] The post Property price growth set to be more subdued in 2017 in UK due to Brexit appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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UK property market activity slowed in November, but much less than a year ago

New listings for UK properties fell by 4.7% in November but the figures is much higher than the fall of 12% recorded in activity in the same month in 2015. The activity index from Agency Express also shows that the number of properties sold fell by 1.8% but again this is less than the fall […] The post UK property market activity slowed in November, but much less than a year ago appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Landlords adapting to change in UK but rents will rise as a result

Private rented sector landlords in the UK are adapting to changes brought on by the Government but rents are set to rise as a result, a new analysis report suggests. Buy to let landlords have seen changes to stamp duty which means now paying an extra 3%, have to carry out immigration checks on new […] The post Landlords adapting to change in UK but rents will rise as a result appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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