The average monthly rent for property in England and Wales will hit £800 by 2015, LSL Property Services has predicted.
Confidence in the UK property market is on the up thanks to the introduction of the government’s Help to Buy scheme, but officials should beware a house price bubble, the BSA has warned.
Energy saving improvements can boost your house price by up to 14 per cent, according to new research.
UK property prices increased steadily in April 2013, according to the Official for National Statistics and London continues to lead the way.
An increase in average rents, and decrease in average income, means tenants in Greater London have an average of £254 less disposable income every month than they did during May 2012, according to new research.
Three-quarters of UK buyers have heard of Help to Buy
Buying property in the UK has traditionally been cheaper than renting but that may be starting to change. New research shows that while rents are still rising, climbing house prices have closed the gap between them causing buy-to-let yields to dip. With a whole generation preparing to let for life, could renting eventually become cheaper than buying?
Households in every region of the UK expect the value of their home to rise over the next 12 months, according to Knight Frank, as optimism over future price rises hits its highest level in three years.
For the first time, UK sellers are now asking an average of £250,000 for their home.
Rents are on the up in Yorkshire and Humber, according to Move with Us.
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