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Nailsea

104 High Street
Nailsea
North Somerset
BS48 1AH
T: 01275 544477

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Portishead

46 High Street
Portishead
North Somerset
BS20 6EL
T: 01275 840600

Clevedon Office

Clevedon

13 Old Church Road
Clevedon
North Somerset
BS21 6LZ
T: 01275 337999

Yatton Office

Yatton

34 High Street
Yatton
North Somerset
BS49 4JA
T: 01934 834446

 

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Latest Property News
Fri 3rd Sep 2010
  • UK mortgage market 'improving'

    Mortgage availability for homebuyers has improved over the past month, according to figures from the financial information service Moneyfacts.
Tue 3rd Aug 2010 Sat 3rd Apr 2010 Tue 9th Mar 2010 Mon 8th Mar 2010 Thu 4th Mar 2010
  • Bank keeps rates at record low as house prices plunge 1.5%

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    The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee held interest rates today at their 0.5 per cent all-time low.
  • Thousands facing a mortgage time-bomb

    Nine out of 10 endowments could fail to earn enough money to pay off homes Claire McNeilly, BelfastTelegraph.co.uk – Thursday, 4 March 2010 Thousands of home owners in Northern Ireland are facing massive mortgage payment shortfalls, financial experts have warned. Some householders who took out endowment policies when they bought their properties could even be forced to [...]
  • Ageing population will have a significant impact on UK residential property market

    An ageing population will have a significant impact on UK residential property market, report shows UK retirement property sector. PropertyWire.co.uk, Thursday, 04 March 2010 An explosion of grey hair has significant implications for the future of retirement properties in the UK and the wider residential real estate market, it is claimed. Retired people form the country’s fastest growing demographic [...]
Wed 3rd Mar 2010 Tue 2nd Mar 2010
  • January house prices 4.7% higher: Assetz

    The latest figures from Assetz House Price Watch show that house prices were 4.7% higher in January than at the same time in 2009. Assetz House Price Watch compiles monthly average figures taken from all of the major house price indices to offer a more accurate picture of house price trends.

    Graph 1, attached, reveals that the average house price, ascertained from the five major UK indices, was £194,168 in January. This is a £8,669 increase on figures for January 2009 and represents 4.7% growth year-on-year. Average house prices are currently at the highest level since October 2008 (£194,735).

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