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Industry body calls for UK agents and landlords to respond to CMP consultation

The Association of Independent Inventory Clerks (AIIC) has called for letting agents and landlords to respond to the Government’s outstanding consultation on compulsory Client Money Protection (CMP). The consultation was launched by new Housing Minister Gavin Barwell at the end of August and interested parties have until next week (03 October) to contribute a response. […] The post Industry body calls for UK agents and landlords to respond to CMP consultation appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Property supply in UK housing market rises

Supply in the UK’s housing market reached its highest level since March this year and is a sign that it is moving in the right direction, according to estate agents. The number of houses available for buyers increased to 41 per branch in August, the highest level seen since March when agents reported an average […] The post Property supply in UK housing market rises appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Moving out of London could save 60% or £450,000 on cost of average home

People working in London could save themselves almost £450,000 or 60% on the cost of a home if they moved to live outside of the city and commute daily for an hour each way, according to new research. The study shows that average house prices drop by 60% from £741,919 in central London to £294,903 […] The post Moving out of London could save 60% or £450,000 on cost of average home appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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