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As summer fades, UK property sales are cooling down, according to new HMRC figures. The seasonally adjusted estimate of the number of non-residential property transactions decreased by 0.1 per cent in August 2014 compared to July, as the market enters a period of calm following heated activity. While the latest HMRC figures show property transactions

The younger generation continues to be squeezed out of the housing market, as the number of buyers aged between 18 to 30 remains at an all-time low at just three per cent of recorded sales for August, according to the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA). The NAEA’s August Housing Market Report shows that the

Great news for the Canadian Property industry as the Calgary region has seen an immense spike in building permits. They already had a great year-by-year increase but his last quarter has seen a fantastic amount of building activity and the creation of many new homes. The federal agency has announced the permits reached $636 million

New Australia home sales suffered a slide at the start of the country’s new financial year, with a downward trend emerging.  The figures in the HIA New Home Sales Report, a survey of Australia’s largest volume builders, follow a “very strong” 2013/14.   Total seasonally adjusted new home sales posted a fall of 5.7 per

Pending US home sales have rise in four of the last five months, according to new figures, as the market continues to be favourable for both buyers and sellers. After a slip in June, sales rebounded in July 2014, according to the National Association of Realtors. Pending transactions jumped 3.3 per cent month-on-month to their

If you’ve started considering your options with a view to saving up for a deposit on a mortgage for a new property of your own, then you’re bound to have realized just what a big commitment this is. For many individuals and families it takes years to get to the stage where they can put

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The private rented sector in the United Kingdom is thriving, however, with the increase in popularity, there are unfortunate evictions. A survey recently undertaken by the Residential Landlords Association shows that just over 55% of all landlords in the UK have, at some time, had to evict a tenant or tenants from their properties. Out

The growing trend in the UK real estate market is that the demand totally outweighs the supply at the moment. As the population of the country is increasing, so does the need for more houses for us all to live in. This is especially true in the nations capital city. London is the biggest city