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Land for home building in UK prices stagnant or falling

Residential land values in the UK have stagnated or fallen over the last three months with a low level of sales taking place, according to the latest development land index. Overall green field development land prices fell by 0.4% in the third quarter of 2016 while urban development land values have increased by just 0.1%, […] The post Land for home building in UK prices stagnant or falling appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Prices and sales rise in Hong Kong but vary according to location

Residential property prices in Honk Kong increased for a third month in a row in Hong Kong in September while sales were up for a fourth consecutive month, the latest analysis report shows. Overall sentiment in the Hong Kong housing market continued to improve although there were some signs of imbalances between individual regions, says […] The post Prices and sales rise in Hong Kong but vary according to location appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Higher stamp duty behind sharp decline in prime property sales in central London

The prime central London residential property market has experienced a sharp decline in sales volumes since the middle of 2014 mainly due to higher stamp duty rates, a new report confirms. However, while sales have been weaker, a combination of lower asking prices and a weaker pound has begun to push demand indicators higher in […] The post Higher stamp duty behind sharp decline in prime property sales in central London appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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