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 London and South East leads the country’s price growth

House prices rises in London and the south east have outpaced the rest of England and Wales for the eighth consecutive month, according to official data from the Land Registry.
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 Irish Government may change stamp duty

There are indications that the Irish Minister for Finance, Brian Cowen may go back on a pledge not to change the stamp-duty regime in December’s budget.
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 Soft landing signs for Ireland

The price of a newly built house in Ireland actually fell during October by E1,206 – and in turn possibly indicates the end of booming house prices.
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 Halifax arrives on the Irish Main Street

Halifax, Europe’s most popular retail banking brand, has now arrived in Ireland following the completion of the rebrand of the Bank of Scotland (Ireland) retail business.
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 Nationwide announces changes to mortgage pricing

Nationwide Building Society has announced changes to its mortgage range taking effect from the 1 December.
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 Mortgage market sees modest rise

Mortgage approvals from the main bank rose by 3.7% in October, compared with the same time last year,the British Bankers Association has said.
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 London’s housing at a turning point, says Mayor

Ken Livingstone, Mayor of London has launched a major consultation on the future of housing in London, arguing that London needs a new housing strategy that is fit for the 21st century.
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