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House prices around the globe up 5.3% year on year

House prices in key locations around the world increased by 5.3% in the 12 months to September 2016 with turkey seeing the strongest growth, according to the latest global property index. Turkey saw property prices rise by 13.9% year on year, followed by New Zealand with growth of 13.5% and Iceland up 12.9%, the data […] The post House prices around the globe up 5.3% year on year appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Trend of short term rents not impacting on US housing market, says new research

Short term home rentals such as those offered in the internet via companies like HomeAway and Airbnb do not have a meaningful and large impact on housing affordability in the United States. The latest quarterly house price expectations survey from real estate firm Zillow and Pulsenomics found that nearly all respondents did not think the […] The post Trend of short term rents not impacting on US housing market, says new research appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Prime property rents in central London more affordable, latest report shows

Higher activity levels in the prime rental property market in central London have put downwards pressure on rental values, which has boosted affordability for tenants, according to the latest analysis. It mean that the negotiation position of tenants in this lettings sector has strengthened over the course of this year and the number of tenancies […] The post Prime property rents in central London more affordable, latest report shows appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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