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Tax office figures show substantial falls in UK property sales

Sales of property in the UK have fallen considerably year on year, down 11.3% in September, and fell by 4.3% month on month, official data shows. The data from HMRC, the tax office, shows that there were 93,130 residential property transactions during the month of September and separate figures from HMRC show the amount of […] The post Tax office figures show substantial falls in UK property sales appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Research reveals private rented sector in Ireland is buoyant

The private rented sector has expanded rapidly in Ireland with 24.5% of all households in Dublin now tenanted, a rise of over 60% since 2011, a new analysis shows. There are 328,700 now living in rented homes in the Irish capital, up 61.3% since the first quarter of 2011, according to an analysis of data […] The post Research reveals private rented sector in Ireland is buoyant appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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People buying in English market towns pay an average premium of £34,000

Buying a home in a popular market town in England comes with a price premium of £34,000 compared to neighbouring areas, new research has found. Indeed, some 70% of market towns have average prices above their county average and almost one in five market towns have a house price premium of at least £100,000, according […] The post People buying in English market towns pay an average premium of £34,000 appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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