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House prices set to grow by 3.5% in the UK in 2017

House price rises in the UK will slow in 2017 but a crash is highly unlikely due to a sound economic outlook despite Brexit, according to a new analysis. Stability in the housing market is predicted throughout the year with house price inflation slowing to 3.5%, says the forecast from economists at Lancaster University Management […] The post House prices set to grow by 3.5% in the UK in 2017 appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Commercial property investment in Europe set to continue with positive yields in 2017

Investing in commercial real estate in Europe is set to continue to produce positive yields in 2017 although there are risks ahead, particularly with Brexit in the UK, a new report suggests. Overall, European real estate markets have delivered strong returns in recent years and, although the cycle is maturing, it is far from over, […] The post Commercial property investment in Europe set to continue with positive yields in 2017 appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Large number of UK landlords will stop using letting agents if costs increase

Almost half of landlords in the UK would ditch their letting agent if their profits began to fall, according to a new survey carried out a time when they are coping with considerable change in the sector. Overall some 47% say they would forego the services of their letting agent with landlords in Scotland, the […] The post Large number of UK landlords will stop using letting agents if costs increase appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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