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Housing taskforce set to call for a more holistic approach to new home building in UK

A report will be published in the New Year from the National Housing Taskforce giving recommendations on the challenges faced by the UK property industry and how to drive up supply. It is expected to say that tangible solutions are needed to build more new homes and believes that a holistic housing policy involving the […] The post Housing taskforce set to call for a more holistic approach to new home building in UK appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Surveyors forecast UK house prices will rise by 3% in 2017

House prices in the UK will see an average increase of 3% over the course of 2017 and sales numbers are likely to stabilise, according to surveyors. But the shortage of supply will continue and this could be the main driver behind higher prices while rents are expected to increase by up to 3%, says […] The post Surveyors forecast UK house prices will rise by 3% in 2017 appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Property prices up in England and Wales to pre Brexit vote levels

Residential property prices in England and Wales edged upward again in November with month on month growth of 0.1% in month, the latest index data shows. The growth was driven by strong price gains in cheaper property with the average price now £295,276, according to the data from the LSL/Acadata house price index. However, London […] The post Property prices up in England and Wales to pre Brexit vote levels appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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