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Thu 4th Feb 2010

End of stamp duty break won't dampen activity

The housing market started 2010 on a positive note, with the number of valuations on residential property conducted last month 9% higher than in January 2009, despite the removal of the stamp duty holiday...
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Loan availability increases for FTBs

First-time buyers (FTBs) received a boost today after financial website, Moneyfacts, revealed mortgage availability is rising...
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Wed 3rd Feb 2010

Solar electricity now a reality for homeowners

Solarcentury, the UK's leading solar energy company, today welcomes the announcement of the Government's new Feed-in tariff for clean electricity. Heralding a new era for home generation of clean, renewable energy, this scheme will make solar electricity a viable option for UK homeowners...
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Mortgage aimed at renovating properties

A new mortgage product aimed at investors looking to purchase or refinance properties in need of refurbishment has been launched exclusively by Mortgages for Business...
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Tue 2nd Feb 2010

More studying 'on home computers'

Pupils are more likely to use computers for their schoolwork at home every day than at school, according to a survey.
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UK prices: ‘strong start to year'

Residential property prices have made a strong start to the year, up 1.2% in January and 8.6% year on year, according to the latest index...
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Bank of England: Home loans remain steady

The number of December loan approvals for house purchase (59,023) was lower than the November figure (60,045) but above the previous six-month average (55,004), according to the latest Bank of England lending figures.

Approvals for remortgaging (27,276) were higher than in November but remained below the previous six-month average.

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Home owners to be paid for generating their own electricity through solar panels and wind turbines

Families will get a cash payment for the electricity they create and use themselves to run the lights, kitchen equipment and other essential systems.
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Mon 1st Feb 2010

One in five under 34s can't afford to leave home

More than one in five adults aged 18 to 34 are still living with their parents because they cannot afford to move out.
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Build your own home on the clay brick pits

Boost for self-builders as 'original' designs are welcomed at new town
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House price gain: boon for landlords

Nationwide's January house price index has prompted lettingsearch.co.uk director, Phil Calderbank, to observe: "The upward trend for house prices is a further boon for the lettings market, as it is certain to convince potential first-time buyers to continue to let"...
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This week's foreign exchange news

As the UK economy slowly crawled out of recession last week, the Pound performed reasonably well - although the 0.1% growth in GDP was much less than many analysts had expected. A stronger figure would have been likely to give exchange rates a further boost...
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First positive annual house price change for 2 years

The December data from Land Registry’s flagship House Price Index shows an annual price change of 2.5%. This is the first positive annual house price change since May 2008.

The monthly change is 0.1%, which is the eighth month in a row in which the monthly change has been above zero. This brings the average property value in England and Wales to £161,783.

Seven regions in England and Wales experienced increases in their average property values over the last 12 months. The region with the highest annual price change is London with an increase of 6.1%.

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Fri 29th Jan 2010

House prices start year with fall

House prices in Devon, Cornwall and Somerset fall, bucking a national trend, new figures from the Land Registry say.
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Rental Property stock levels unlikely to increase in 2010 but House Prices predicted to rise by 3%-5% and then stabilise

2010 will see a moderate start for the rental market despite applicant levels remaining consistent. It is the low stock levels that will continue to place demands on the market; Largely due to accidental landlords returning to the sales market and bringing stock levels down. This disproportion between supply and demand remains influential in both rental [...]
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