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Written by Graham Norwood
Idealista has acquired Kyero - both well used by international property investors ...
Knight Frank's research guru gives his assessment of what lies ahead ...
This index looks at an aggregate of the top four individual price indices. ...
A leading agent forecasts 2025 for property investors ...
eXp UK analysed current market listings across England to identify this feature ...
Some 11 lots have guide prices of £1m or more ...
Two additional penthouses go on sale early in 2025 ...
Prices and sales volumes will grow in 2025 despite the fallout from Labour’s Budget ...
A so-called 'Quick Buy' company claims growing business from investors ...
This is the fastest growth rate since November 2022 and takes house prices to just 1% below their all-time high. ...
Hotel brands still dominate, but the sector is expanding into new territories ...
The big question mark remains over US luxury property resilience after the election ...
Terraced houses is best for buy-to-let returns in London. ...
The research data comes from a Direct Line study ...
In some cities, 16% of properties for sale are under £100,000 ...
How to select the right projects and the best craftspeople to boost value ...
But only a quarter of London councils have policies to encourage co-living... ...
The Budget has forced a revision of forecasts for the UK housing market. ...
What's the difference between sale prices for cash and mortgaged buyers? ...
Investing in a scheme aimed at revitalising small, rural villages in Italy ...
Spain’s draconian new tax is already spooking British investors...
The Budget has forced a revision of forecasts for the...
Prices and sales volumes will grow in 2025 despite the...
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