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New listings and property sales up in England, down in Scotland and Wales

Property market activity increased across most parts of the UK in September following an unexpected spike in August. However, activity is down compared to a year ago, particularly in Wales and Scotland, according to the latest data from Agency Express. The figures show that overall new listings increased by 3.5% and property sales were up […] The post New listings and property sales up in England, down in Scotland and Wales appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Housing institute calls for more resources for English towns to build new homes

New housing should be focused in towns and counties instead of cities in England as these are the areas that need the investment, according to a new report. The Housing and Finance Institute is calling for a fairer share of housing money to be given to councils in towns, counties and districts as they are […] The post Housing institute calls for more resources for English towns to build new homes appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Property markets in US West could be cooling, new analysis suggests

Summer activity has boosted quarterly regional residential real estate growth in the Midwest and South of the United States while a drop in quarterly performance in the West has fuelled speculation of a cooling market. According to the latest analysis report nationally, quarterly growth continues to be steady, increasing slightly by 0.1% month on last […] The post Property markets in US West could be cooling, new analysis suggests appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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