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Average homemover deposit approaches £200k in London
Lloyds Bank records highest number of UK homemovers in ten years; typical homemover deposit now stands at £196,535 in the capital, nearly double the national average...
Market Snapshots: Prime regional towns & cities
Carter Jonas surveys local property markets in: Basingstoke, Bath, Cambridge, Harrogate & Leeds, Marlborough, Newbury, Oxford, Winchester and York.
Newby secures £22m Oaknorth loan for York centre project
Lender agrees its joint-highest amount ever for a 77-unit office-to-resi scheme
Humberts appoints new heads of sales and franchising
Longstanding employees Tim Simmons and Nick Evans assume new roles as agency looks to grow UK network
‘Refocussed’ Fortwell looks to the regions
CPC-owned lender broadens remit to include bigger projects beyond the South East...
Stock levels slide in the prime country market as vendors ‘wait and see’
Nearly 17% fewer instructions above £2m last year...
Charming Cheltenham top for 2017 house price growth
Halifax records annual inflation of 13% in the horsey Gloucestershire spa town, higher than any other UK town or city - and five times the national average...
Millionaire’s Rows 2017: Every region in England & Wales now has at least one ‘£1m street’
London has six addresses with an average sold price in excess of £10m, says Lloyds Bank, as it ranks the most expensive streets in each of the country's regions.
Which UK cities have outperformed in 2017?
Hometrack's latest survey of 20 cities across the UK - representing 35% of the national housing stock by volume and 43% of capital value - has recorded average annual house price inflation of 6.
Ranked: ‘The best places to live in Britain’
Hart in Hampshire named as the location with the best quality of like in the UK, followed by the Orkney Islands.
Rejoining the Regions: A prime & super-prime performance snapshot
There's signs that London may finally be re-joining the UK domestic housing market, having completed its conversion into a global city, says Fine & Country...
The average property is sold for 3.9% less than the asking price – Zoopla
The average difference between selling and asking price in London has jumped from 1.96% in 2016 to 4.09% this year.