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Trump election victory could hit commercial property markets in Asia Pacific

The result of the US election is likely to lead to more uncertainty in the commercial property market in the Asia Pacific region with many markets already seeing rents fall. Overall prime commercial rents increased 0.6% quarter on quarter and 1% year on year at the end of the third quarter of 2016, according to […] The post Trump election victory could hit commercial property markets in Asia Pacific appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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US sees signs of price growth slowing in the West and taking off in the South

The pace of property price growth is changing in the United States on a regional basis with performance in the West slowing and the South seeing a new dynamic market, the latest research shows. Regionally, the South and Midwest each recorded quarterly price growth of 0.1% since last month, bringing quarter on quarter growth rates […] The post US sees signs of price growth slowing in the West and taking off in the South appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Buying a home in a UK national park costs on average £119,000 more

Living in one of the UK’s national parks comes with a price with property in these locations costing an average of £119,000 more, new research has found. The New Forest in the south of England is the most expensive national park for property with an average price of £577.979 while Snowdonia in Wales is the […] The post Buying a home in a UK national park costs on average £119,000 more appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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