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houseline61In June, the UK property industry received its fourth Housing Minister since the start of 2008 - the ninth person to hold the position in twelve years of Labour Government.

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New research by Halifax Estate Agents shows that the best performing seaside towns in Wales over the past three years were Porthcawl and Caernarfon, both seeing a doubling in their average house price.

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UK house price growth was described as “sluggish” in May, according to the Nationwide.

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Irish house prices have accelerated at their fastest rate in the past six years, according to new figures.

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The Council of Mortgage Lenders has started the countdown to the introduction of Home Information Packs (HIPS) saying that the detail expected over the next month will be crucial in determining how effective the implementation will be.

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House Prices

Irish asking prices down by 15%
[2 Jul 2009|No Comment]

Average asking prices for Irish houses fell by 14.66% in the 12 months to June 2009, according to new research by myHome.ie.

Mortgages

Average 5 year mortgage hits 6.00%
[30 Jun 2009|No Comment]

The rising cost of fixed rate mortgages continues as the average five year fixed rate mortgage hits 6.00%, the highest level since 22 December 2008.

Affordability

Five things that the Housing Minister must do to assist the market.
[4 Jul 2009|No Comment]

In June, the UK property industry received its fourth Housing Minister since the start of 2008 - the ninth person to hold the position in twelve years of Labour Government.

Lettings

Could your home be a holiday goldmine?
[1 Jul 2009|No Comment]

As people increasingly look for new ways to boost their income, many British homeowners could be sitting on a mini-goldmine this summer, says Email4property.co.uk, with properties throughout the country now offering excellent potential for short-term holiday lets.