Housing Market

[...] way our double dip is causing untold fear and this is translating into renewed fears for the housing market. Double Dip Effect on Housing Market The market is currently struggling and it is a [...]

[...] The problems and presures of our housing market sometimes seem to be insurmountable and we feel we are all alone with our UK problems. This [...]

[...] There is a countrywide problem of too many lawyers chasing companies for damages. Now the housing market is picking up legal claims based on valuations made between 2004 and 2007. PPI and miss [...]

[...] without you being made aware. Get your lawyer on the case to cover all such contingencies. Joint tenancy is a form of ownership by people who share equal ownership of the property and have the equal, [...]

[...] The Government introduced the Council tax in 1991 and had homes valued into bands dependent on a assessed value. Since 1991, there has [...]

[...] . This was not always the case during the last boom. 2. Unavoidable bills such as utilities, council tax and spending on children must be taken into account. 3. All mortgage lenders must consider [...]

[...] more people in work than this time last year (although that will not help the unemployed). Interest rates are set to remain low despite the SVR changes at many lenders. Oil prices have played havoc [...]

[...] children must be taken into account. 3. All mortgage lenders must consider potential rises in interest rates and assess whether a borrower would be able to repay in such an eventuality.’ Finance [...]

[...] full of toxic assets from the housing value collapse. The price of some homes has halved and negative equity is more dramatic in Spain than many other European countries. Update on Other European [...]

[...] for this action. The housing market ground to a virtual standstill, values plummeted and negative equity and repayment problems loomed. Bad Mortgage Lending Practices and the Suffering The high loan [...]

[...] the bad lending that contributed to the financial collapse and follow on credit crunch. UK lenders were bailed out by the tax payer and everyone is still paying for this action. The housing [...]

[...] . ‘My word is my bond’ and ‘caveat emptor’ used to mean something! Countrywide UK’s Largest Estate Agent Countrywide owns many brands including Hamptons, Manns, [...]

The problems and presures of our housing market sometimes seem to be insurmountable and we feel we are all alone with our UK problems. This is not the [...]

[...] is translating into renewed fears for the housing market. Double Dip Effect on Housing Market The market is currently struggling and it is a significant step for many people to commit to [...]

[...] as a place to buy. The only missing market is the affluent Brit! Future of the London Residential Asset Class Prime property in the center of London is likely to remain a mature, intelligent [...]