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New sellers knocked nearly £7,500 off their asking prices during the past month as the housing market continued to stagnate, research indicated today.
15 November 2010
House prices will edge ahead by 2% next year but property values will be 16% higher by the end of 2014, an economics consultancy predicted today.
10 November 2010
House prices rose at their fastest rate for 18 months in October after a steep drop during the previous month, figures show today.
4 November 2010
House prices fell by 0.7% during October as buyers continued to stay away from the market, figures by Nationwide Building Society showed today.
28 October 2010
Hopes of a sustained recovery were fuelled today after official figures revealed Britain's economy grew by a better-than-expected 0.8% during the third quarter.
26 October 2010
The UK housing market suffered a major jolt today as figures from Halifax revealed prices slumped 3.6% in September – the biggest monthly drop since figures were first compiled in 1983.
7 October 2010
Rents have soared to a near two-year high as strong demand continued to push up the cost of letting a home.
6 October 2010
House prices remained broadly unchanged during September as activity in the market continued to be muted.
30 September 2010
Property asking prices fell for the third month in a row during September as estate agents continued to have record levels of unsold stock on their books.
20 September 2010
House prices edged ahead by 0.2% during August as activity in the property market remained subdued, figures show today.
8 September 2010
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