Real Estate

High rents, prices and mortgage rates denting property market confidence in US

The majority of households believes now is a good time to buy a home but confidence has retreated by a considerable amount amongst renters, according to the latest survey from the National Association of Realtors. Some 57% of renters said now is a good time to buy, down from 60% in September and 68% a […] The post High rents, prices and mortgage rates denting property market confidence in US appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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House price growth in Scotland outperforming the rest of Britain

House prices in Scotland are growing faster than in England and Wales and in October increased at their strongest rate since March 2015, the latest index data shows. Prices increased by 1.5% month on month, taking the price of an average property to £172,561 and are now 2.9% higher than a year ago, according to […] The post House price growth in Scotland outperforming the rest of Britain appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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City of London continues to see robust commercial property sales post Brexit

The City of London property market remains a magnate for overseas real estate investment despite Brexit and is particularly popular with buyers from South East Asia. New research shows that the location has witnessed significant capital inflows since the referendum in June despite an initial pause for breath. Since the vote, approximately £2.5 billion of […] The post City of London continues to see robust commercial property sales post Brexit appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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