Posts Tagged ‘Property Market’
Dos and Don’ts When Buying a Property at Auction
Saturday, February 21, 2009 6:06 No CommentsAuctions are a great way to buy property competitively. However, there is more to do than just turning up and landing yourself a bargain.
Do…
1. Familiarise yourself with the process. Attend a couple of auctions without bidding, to see how it’s done.
2. Research. Information on a property will be provided by the auction house three to [...]
Vendors Hit By Fall in Property Prices
Saturday, January 31, 2009 8:43 No CommentsFigures have shown that the house prices have fallen for the 16th month in a row during January, losing a further 1% of their value.
According to housing intelligence group Hometrack, the average property price in England and Wales has dropeed by 9.4% during the past 12 monthsto stand at 158300 pound. But there is evidence [...]
Invest in the Property Market
Wednesday, January 7, 2009 15:58 No CommentsThe impact of recession goes on in the new year of 2009. Latest data from UK’s leading building society shows the sharpest annual in housing market ever since records began in early 1990s.
As the house prices have droped by nearly 16% in the past year, hundreds of thousands of homeowners have been plunged into negative [...]
Investment in The Recovering Real Estate Market
Wednesday, December 17, 2008 10:38 No CommentsDue to the negative effect brought forwards by the long-lasting credit crunch, the entire mortgage market is hitting its lowest point in decades. Many real estate companies have suffered from great loss during this period. And large number of small agencies have gone out of business in the time of recession.
However, the market situation has [...]
Property Repossessions
Friday, December 12, 2008 16:13 No CommentsPeople in the modern society have got used to making a fast profit in the property market. However, as a result of the faltering economy, the entire market situation has changed rapidly recently. Due to the worldwide credit crunch, the mortgage sector has been hit very hard. There are no more easy lines of credit [...]

