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Small builders in UK costs hit by falling pound caused by Brexit

The majority of smaller builders in the UK are being affected by currency changes caused by the decision to leave the European Union, new research shows. After the result of the referendum on the EU the pound lost out against other currencies including the euro and the US dollar and this is affecting builders as […] The post Small builders in UK costs hit by falling pound caused by Brexit appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Realistic pricing is helping sales in the prime London property market

Realistic pricing is helping the prime residential property market in London which has been hit by higher tax and uncertainty surrounding Brexit, new research suggests. It means that prices are becoming more aligned with buyer expectations and as a result in some locations the fall in values is being addressed, according to the latest report […] The post Realistic pricing is helping sales in the prime London property market appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Good letting agents can save a landlord almost £2,000 a month

Almost of half of private rented sector landlords use a letting agent because it gives them peace of mind and a quarter communicate with then on a weekly basis, new research has found. The research from insurance firm Endsleigh also found that agents can help landlords save money, almost £2,000 a year, by minimising void […] The post Good letting agents can save a landlord almost £2,000 a month appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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