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Change in US housing sectors will see move to a buyer’s market by 2018

The residential property market in the United States is set to move from a seller’s market to a buyer’s market in the coming 18 months, according to new research. Property prices increased by over 6% in the 12 months to October 2016 but the outlook for next year suggests growth will fall to 3% by […] The post Change in US housing sectors will see move to a buyer’s market by 2018 appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Indian affordable homes developer seeking projects in UK

Xrbia, which describes itself as one of India’s fastest growing residential property developers, is to launch in the UK in a bid to help tackle the housing crisis. It has already built over 15,000 homes, has a pipeline of 100,000 and aims to deliver 100 future ready cities in India by 2030 and says it […] The post Indian affordable homes developer seeking projects in UK appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Survey reveals landlords think UK Government policies are against them

The vast majority of residential landlords in the UK believe that the Government is anti-landlord and are more concerned about changes to mortgage tax relief than Brexit, new research has found. Landlords have already faced change to stamp duty which means that for every new property thy buy to add to their portfolios they pay […] The post Survey reveals landlords think UK Government policies are against them appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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