LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s beleaguered homeowners will have to wait until 2014 at least before they see a rise in the value of their properties, as weak demand and tight lending conditions keep the market in check, a Reuters poll found on Tuesday. Home prices, which have dropped about a fifth since their peak five …
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House prices have seen their biggest annual increase since December 2010 in a sign the market was standing firm in the double-dip recession, figures have revealed. Values rose 1.4 per cent in the year to April making the average price ?229,000, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). That would have added nearly ?3,000 …
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guaranteed rent schemes HOUSE prices in the North East could soar in the next four years, a new report has claimed. The latest BNP Paribas Real Estate’s (BNPPRE) Housing and The Economy report predicts the region’s market will come out of recessionary gloom by the end of the year. And it forecasts an accumulated 29% …
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