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London housing market has healthy outlook with growth by borough averaging 15%

Despite the current uncertainties in the London property market over the past 12 months the city has a generally healthy outlook with growth averaging 15%. An analysis of London’s 33 boroughs by real estate firm CBRE measures everything from sales and rental growth, to the average age and salaries shows that the outer boroughs have […] The post London housing market has healthy outlook with growth by borough averaging 15% appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

Posted on November 1, 2016 by tsiadmin | Posted in action plan, ads, advice, age, agent, agents, analysis, ASA, average, Barking, boroughs, Brexit, build, Builders, building, buy, Buy to Let, Buyers, buying, capital, Central London, change, Chelsea, Cities, commercial, Company News, confidence, data, Demand, Development, Europe, finance, Finance Update, fixed rate, flat, flooding, future, global, Global News, growth, home, home hunts, homes, house prices, houses, Housing, housing market, Index, international, invest, Investment, investments, Kensington, Leeds Building Society, lets, letting, Lettings, Location, London, luxury property, market, mortgage, mortgages, new, News, ONS, Outlook, owners, Planning, policy, price, prices, prime, prime central London, prime properties, Prime Property, private rented sector, products, Property, property market, property prices, protection, purchase, Real Estate, record, recovery, rent, rental, rents, research, Residential, sales, search, Shows, slowing, Spain, standard, Supply, Taylor Scott International, Transactions, TSI, U, Uk, US, USE, value, Values | Tagged advice, agent, buy-to-let, finance, future, highest, location, london, policy | Comments Off

Hong Kong is most expensive city to buy a home, Singapore top for rent

Hong Kong remains the highest value residential city in the world with average apartment prices at $1,501 per square foot, according to the latest global research. Singapore comes in second, averaging $919 per square foot in a city where 90.8% of the population are owner occupiers, the data from the 2016 Global Living Review from […] The post Hong Kong is most expensive city to buy a home, Singapore top for rent appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

Posted on September 14, 2016 by tsiadmin | Posted in affordable, Asia, Australasia, Australia, Brexit, building, buy, Buy to Let, Cities, Dubai, Europe, expensive, global, Global News, growth, homes, Index, Investment, investments, land, Landlords, Lending, Lettings, London, market, mortgage, new, New Homes, News, North America, ONS, Paris, policy, prices, Prime Property, Property, purchase, real estartes, Real Estate, recovery, rent, Rental Prices, rents, research, Residential, sales, Scotland, Shows, Spain, Taylor Scott International, tenancies, Tenants, TSI, Uk, US, USE, Values | Tagged copyright, europe, growth, highest, homes, investments, madrid, north-america, prices, real estate, rent, rental prices | Comments Off

Average residential rents reach all-time high in England and Wales

Average rents in England and Wales reached an all-time high of £846 in July 2016 and are now up 5.2% year on year, according to the latest index. Annual growth was led by the South East with a rise of 14.9 % over the year and according to the Your Move buy to let index […] The post Average residential rents reach all-time high in England and Wales appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

Posted on September 13, 2016 by tsiadmin | Posted in affordable, Asia, Australasia, Australia, Brexit, building, buy, Buy to Let, Buyers, Dubai, England, Europe, first time buyer, growth, home owners, homes, Housing, Index, Investment, investments, land, Landlords, Lettings, London, market, Middle East, mortgage, move, new, New Homes, News, Planning, policy, prices, Property, Real Estate, rent, rents, Residential, sentiment, Shows, Taylor Scott International, Tenants, tnants, TSI, Uk, US, USE, Values, Wales, Yields | Tagged brexit, highest, homes, landlords, lettings, planning, sentiment, yields | Comments Off