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Nationwide housing market report 'shows little progress'

Fri 30th Jul 2010

A new Nationwide housing market report indicates that transaction levels are still relatively low, despite many favourable conditions.

Nationwide housing market report suggests people value rail proximity

Mon 19th Jul 2010

Consumers like to live close to train and tube stations, according to a new Nationwide housing market report, which has not surprised one finance expert from the organisation.

Halifax housing market study 'shows slowdown in price growth'

Fri 9th Jul 2010

Prices of houses have been falling, according to the latest Halifax housing market study.

Positive news for 'nearly all' UK regions, according to Nationwide housing market document

Wed 30th Jun 2010

Homeowners across most of the UK may be happy to hear that house prices have gone up in many locations in the country, a Nationwide housing market study has indicated.

Nationwide housing market research 'shows stable picture'

Wed 30th Jun 2010

A new Nationwide housing market document shows that UK property values have seen an increase since the beginning of the year.

Firstrung: Abolition of Hips 'has had no impact on housing market'

Wed 23rd Jun 2010

The government's decision to get rid of Hips has had no real impact on the property market, it has been claimed.

CIH: Parents question children's ability to take out a mortgage

Tue 22nd Jun 2010

Many parents believe their children may be forced to move away from their community, because house prices are too high.

Rightmove: UK house price growth slowing down

Mon 21st Jun 2010

The government's decision to abolish Home Information Packs (Hips) has prompted a rise in the number of houses on the market, it has been revealed.

Halifax highlights popularity of coastal properties

Tue 1st Jun 2010

Coastal properties are very desirable for many consumers trying to find their ideal home on the housing market, a representative from Halifax has suggested.

Santander claims HIPs were 'headache' in the housing market

Fri 21st May 2010

The removal of home information packs (HIPs) may help to stimulate the housing market, a representative from Santander has suggested, after being a negative influence on the sector for two years.

Dismissal of HIPs 'will strengthen housing market'

Fri 21st May 2010

The housing market will benefit from the removal of home information packs (HIPs) as a requirement for homeowners trying to sell their property, according to a government source.

Lloyds TSB: Housing market in Scotland improved for first-time buyers

Wed 19th May 2010

First-time buyers in Scotland face more appealing borrowing conditions according to a Lloyds TSB housing market report, which also showed the sector is gradually recovering.

What Mortgage: Housing market will benefit from low base rate

Fri 7th May 2010

The housing market will be positively impacted by the <a href="http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/"> Bank of England's</a> base rate being kept low, a sector commentator has suggested.

NAEA says housing market is on the up

Fri 16th Apr 2010

The National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) has suggested that the housing market is moving in the right direction after releasing figures covering March of this year.

House prices fall in February, says Nationwide

Fri 26th Feb 2010

House prices have fallen in the month of February, according to the latest figures.

Mortgage-free the goal for two-thirds of Brits

Wed 17th Feb 2010

Paying off their mortgage in full before turning 50 is the ambition of 62 per cent of property owners, according to research from the Co-operative Bank.

Lloyds TSB: Scottish housing market improving

Tue 16th Feb 2010

Scottish house prices are starting to increase as the market begins to move again, according to the Scottish House Price Monitor from Lloyds TSB Scotland.

House purchases increased in January, despite weather

Thu 11th Feb 2010

The latest figures from the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) assessments for January have found that the number of people purchasing properties went up, despite the poor weather.

Renting tenants 'suffering from arrears'

Thu 11th Feb 2010

A high number of people who rent their properties are still struggling with arrears despite the improving economic climate, according to the Association of Residential Letting Agents (ARLA).

Consumers 'do not expect' housing price fall

Mon 1st Feb 2010

Prospective property buyers believe that house prices have reached their lowest levels and are thinking of buying this year, according to Unbiased.co.uk.

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