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UK house price sentiment bounces back post Brexit

House price sentiment in the UK has bounced back with households across the country believing that prices increased in August, according to the latest index to be published. Households in London perceived the biggest price growth in September, followed by the South East and East of England but respondents in all 11 regions were positive, […] The post UK house price sentiment bounces back post Brexit appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Seven year age gap revealed between youngest and oldest first time UK buyers

The average age of a UK first time buyer is now 30 with new research also revealing a seven year age gap between the youngest and oldest. The youngest first time buyers are in Carlisle and Torfaen in south Wales while the average first time buyer is 34 years old in Slough and the London […] The post Seven year age gap revealed between youngest and oldest first time UK buyers appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Official house building figures for England and Wales are widely inaccurate, it is claimed

The UK Government’s most publicised measure of house building excludes around a fifth of all new build completions every year, according to a new report. Flawed methodology and poor returns from Local Authorities in England and Wales mean around 30,000 new builds are not counted in the official numbers, the Ghost Towns report from the […] The post Official house building figures for England and Wales are widely inaccurate, it is claimed appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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