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NewBuy – bridging the gap for home-hunters

NewBuy – bridging the gap for home-hunters

Thanks to the Government-backed NewBuy scheme many people are able to get onto the housing ladder.

Property Guides, Property news   |   September 24, 2012
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London’s ‘best addresses’ take a hit in summer slowdown

London’s ‘best addresses’ take a hit in summer slowdown

The average asking price of property coming to market in London rose marginally this month, by just 0.3% (-ÂŁ1,362).

Property news   |   September 21, 2012
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Average asking prices drop for the third consecutive month

Average asking prices drop for the third consecutive month

New sellers coming to market in September dropped their average asking prices for the third consecutive month.

Property news   |   September 21, 2012
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Lets with Pets – Top Tips for Pet Owners Looking for Rented Homes

Lets with Pets – Top Tips for Pet Owners Looking for Rented Homes

Advice for pet owners looking for suitable rented homes.

Property Guides, Property news   |   September 18, 2012
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Tenants expect more rent rises

Tenants expect more rent rises

Our Consumer Rental Forecast finds that 60% of tenants expect to be paying more for their rented accommodation in 12 months’ time.

Property news   |   September 12, 2012
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Dirty kitchens and dirty bathrooms are the biggest buyer turn-offs

Dirty kitchens and dirty bathrooms are the biggest buyer turn-offs

New Rightmove research reveals that potential buyers rate dirty kitchens and dirty bathrooms as their top two home-hunting turn-offs.

Property news   |   September 6, 2012
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Rightmove Students – The current student accommodation market

Rightmove Students – The current student accommodation market

Student accommodation is one of the fastest growing investment sectors in the UK.

Property news   |   September 5, 2012
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Graduates are more likely to pass the first home-ownership test

Graduates are more likely to pass the first home-ownership test

Nearly seven out of ten (69%) prospective first-time buyers expecting to buy in the next 12 months are University educated.

Property news   |   September 3, 2012
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