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London housing market has healthy outlook with growth by borough averaging 15%

Despite the current uncertainties in the London property market over the past 12 months the city has a generally healthy outlook with growth averaging 15%. An analysis of London’s 33 boroughs by real estate firm CBRE measures everything from sales and rental growth, to the average age and salaries shows that the outer boroughs have […] The post London housing market has healthy outlook with growth by borough averaging 15% appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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More US home owners putting property on market as is due to rise in demand

Rising home prices and lack of supply mean that people selling their home in the United States are less likely to do it up first, putting it on the market as it is rather than taking the trouble to make it more presentable, new research suggests. As a result there are 12% more fixer upper […] The post More US home owners putting property on market as is due to rise in demand appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Home owners are more happy than those who rent, research suggests

People who own their own home are generally happier than those who rent but in the UK the divide is the more marked compared to the rest of Europe, new research has found. Fewer than half UK renters are happy with their situation compared with 80% of home owner while in the rest of Europe […] The post Home owners are more happy than those who rent, research suggests appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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