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House prices down 1.9 per cent in March
by Josh Hall | 03 Apr 2009
With the startling predictability that is now characteristic of virtually every economic indicator, house prices are down again.
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Jump in mortgage approvals, agreed sales
by Josh Hall | 30 Mar 2009
The number of homebuyers rose significantly last month, according to new figures released today.
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House price drop speeds up
by Josh Hall | 27 Mar 2009
The drop in house prices is accelerating, according to new figures released today.
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Rents still falling, despite sales collapse
by Josh Hall | 26 Mar 2009
The recent collapse in property sales has led to a fall, rather than a rise, in rental prices, according to a new survey released yesterday.
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Mortgage lending down again in February
by Josh Hall | 20 Mar 2009
Hopes that mortgage lending was in the early stages of a recovery seem to have been thwarted, as a new survey shows lending volume fell by 15 per cent in February.
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Property disputes rife, even as sales drop
by Josh Hall | 17 Mar 2009
House sale disputes fell by only 3 per cent last year, even as the total volume of sales dropped by almost 60 per cent.
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RBS promises £1.7bn new mortgages
by Josh Hall | 13 Mar 2009
Royal Bank of Scotland yesterday promised to offer £1.7bn in new mortgage lending to the Scottish market over the course of the next year.
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Housing still down despite new buyer interest
by Josh Hall | 10 Mar 2009
Property sales in the UK fell again between December and February, hitting their lowest level in 31 years according to a new survey published today.
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Negative equity a possibility for five million
by Josh Hall | 27 Feb 2009
Five million homeowners could face negative equity by the end of the year, according to figures released today by researchers GfK NOP.
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Homebuyers up for third consecutive month
by Josh Hall | 17 Feb 2009
The number of prospective homebuyers in the UK rose for the third consecutive month in February, according to figures released today.
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