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British people still dream of owning a home by the water

Having a home near water continues to be a dream for property owners in the UK with the latest research showing that 61% would like to do so in the future. A home by the sea is the most popular with 62% wanting to live on the coast, 15% on the banks of a lake […] The post British people still dream of owning a home by the water appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Luton sees biggest house price rise in UK in 2016, Aberdeen the biggest fall

The biggest increase in house prices in the UK in 2016 was in the southern England town of Luton where the average property value increased by almost 20%, new research shows. Based house price data from lender the Halifax, the average house price in the Bedfordshire increased from £214,934 to £256,636 in 2016, some19.4% higher […] The post Luton sees biggest house price rise in UK in 2016, Aberdeen the biggest fall appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Scotland’s Isle of Skye is named most desired place to live in UK in property survey

The picturesque Isle of Skye is the UK’s best place to live and property prices are cheaper than most of the other top 10 locations, according to research from real estate portal Rightmove. While the Scottish location is the most desired location, Wales also has Pembroke in the top 10 and the South West has […] The post Scotland’s Isle of Skye is named most desired place to live in UK in property survey appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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