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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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Stamp duty increase set to slow down property sales in Hong Kong

An increase in stamp duty rates in Hong Kong is expected to drag down the number of residential sales but prices should remain steady due to strong end-user demand and a robust primary market. Overall the property market remained active in October with sales volumes reaching 6,601 units, doubling the level of a year ago, […] The post Stamp duty increase set to slow down property sales in Hong Kong appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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New Crossrail route in and out of London boosting property prices already

Homes close to stations for London’s new Crossrail route are already seeing a price boost with average values up 22% over the past two years, new research has found. This 22% rise in prices along the new route, known as the Elizabeth Line, is substantially higher than the 14% increase in surrounding areas, according to […] The post New Crossrail route in and out of London boosting property prices already appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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