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The worldwide real estate market is absolutely enormous with massive fund flows moving around the world. While it would be wrong to suggest that there are no core principles on whi...
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While the 2008 worldwide economic crash, as a consequence of the US mortgage crisis, seems so long ago the consequences of this are still being felt today. While the likes of the U...
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Despite the fact that wealthy landowners across the UK have been “an easy target” for politicians of late it seems that they now want a favour from the U.K.’s 5000 wealthiest...
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It will come as no surprise to those who follow the UK property market that the so-called north-south divide continues to grow. While figures from the Nationwide Building Society s...
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We only need to look at the current situation in China to see a real estate market which was pumped up on cheap finance and blue sky expectations. We saw the same with the Japanese...
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A report this week has highlighted the inflated value of London real estate with statistics showing that London property is twice as expensive as that in some areas of New York. Wh...
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As we await the arrival of Storm Frank there is growing concern that flood related issues could focus future UK real estate investment on a smaller marketplace. When you see the si...
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While there is a shortage of new builds across the UK the reality is there are hundreds of thousands of neglected properties with no tenants. This is a fact which is often overlook...
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The Dubai property market has been one of the more volatile over the last 20 years having risen from nowhere to top the real estate market tree only to fall by the wayside as a
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When you bear in mind that growth in the Indian economy is forecast at 7% to 7.5% during 2015, why is the real estate market languishing? We all know that India is one of the
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The vast majority of property hotspots in the UK are located in and around London and also the South. Despite the fact that this North/South divide has been ongoing for decades the...
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The worldwide property market seems to move at lightning fast pace that sometimes markets which were in vogue yesterday seem to fall by the wayside. While there is no doubt that th...
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The UK government seems intent on hitting the buy to let market with an array of regulatory and tax changes announced over the last few months. This is not the first time that this...
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Every few years we seem to come round to the subject of floods and home insurance across the UK. Despite many warnings in years gone by it seems that governments are inclined to ta...
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On the surface the US economy and business market is one of the most transparent and free markets in the world but if you dig a little deeper your opinion may change. For some time...
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Just days after the US Federal Reserve decided to increase US base rates from 0% up to 0.25% it was revealed that US regulators will be targeting real estate loans next year. In a ...
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Whether we like it or not UK base rates will increase sooner rather than later especially after the move by the US Federal Reserve. The move in America, confirmed yesterday, was no...
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The US base rate increase, the first for seven years, has had little short-term impact upon financial markets. The increase from 0% to 0.25% is part of what the Federal Reserve des...
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Since the start of 2015 a phenomenal 76,000 homes across the UK have smashed through the £1 million valuation barrier. This equates to more than 200 new property millionaires each...
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The UK Council of Mortgage Lenders has released a very interesting summary of where it sees the short to medium term future of the UK property market. At a time when UK property is...
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