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Property demand in UK falls by 7% towards the end of 2016

Across the UK property demand has fallen by 7% overall with the Midlands and northern regions benefitting the most, new research shows. Six out of the 10 biggest increases in demand are located in these regions, according to the hotspots index from online estate agent eMoov. While the average is 38%, Bexley at 65% has […] The post Property demand in UK falls by 7% towards the end of 2016 appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Research reveals the costs of setting up as a buy to let landlord

More than one in five, some 21% of UK landlords have to wait longer than four months before signing up their first tenants, according to new research into buy to let purchasing. But 53% of landlords have paying tenants within a couple of months of completing their first buy to let but for other delays […] The post Research reveals the costs of setting up as a buy to let landlord appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Rent rises slowing in UK but fee ban set to reverse the trend

The number of rents rises in the UK recorded by letting agents has reaches the lowest since December last year but the decision to ban letting agent fees in England will reverse this slow down, it is claimed. The latest private rental sector report from the Association of Residential Letting Agents (ARLA) reveals that just […] The post Rent rises slowing in UK but fee ban set to reverse the trend appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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