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Rent arrears, smoking and pets are issues UK landlords face most often

Failure to pay rent on time, smoking and keeping a pet are the most frequently cited rules broken by tenants in the UK, according to new research. The study shows that 15% have broken the regulations in their tenancy agreement and it suggests that renters should check the terms of their contract to avoid being […] The post Rent arrears, smoking and pets are issues UK landlords face most often appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Spanish property market still putting out mixed messages

Mixed messages about the recovery in the Spanish property market continue but some of the ups and downs could be down to a court ruling on a controversial mortgage ground clause. The latest data from the National Statistics Institute show that the increase in property sales slowed to 1.1% in July compared to the same […] The post Spanish property market still putting out mixed messages appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

Posted on September 20, 2016 by tsiadmin | Posted in affordable, Asia, Asking Prices, Australasia, Brexit, building, buy, Buy to Let, Buyers, Cities, data, Deposit, Developers, Dubai, England, Europe, growth, home, homes, house building, Housing, Index, Investment, investments, land, Landlords, letting, Letting Agents, London, market, Middle East, mortgage, mortgages, moving, new, new home, New Homes, New Zealand, News, notaires, ONS, Outlook, policy, prices, prime, Prime Property, Property, property market, propety, Real Estate, recovery, regional, rent, renters, rents, research, Residential, sales, Scotland, Shows, Spain, Supply, Taylor Scott International, tenancy, Tenants, Transactions, TSI, Uk, US, USE, Wales, young people | Tagged , , , , , , , , | Comments Off on Spanish property market still putting out mixed messages

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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