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Veteran property website folds after purchase by Zoopla
(17 May 2012)The veteran local information website UpMyStreet has hit a dead end after its surprise purchase last week by Zoopla. Zoopla, which bought UpMyStreet for an undisclosed sum believed to be under £1m, has simply folded it into its own website.
Development land prices in London were flat in first quarter of 2012
(17 May 2012)Development land prices in prime central London took a breather in the first three months of the year, while prices in the rest of the UK also remained stable, the latest Knight Frank report shows.
Special Offer For Purchasers
(10 May 2012)Home House Estates are pleased to offer a £500 Overseas Business Travel
Home House Estates May Promotion For New Tenants
(09 May 2012)Starting from today Home House Estates are offering all new tenants who rent one of properties in an incentive of £150 in John Lewis vouchers**.
Fears of a double dip recession won’t hit the property market too much, experts say
(08 May 2012)A double dip recession in the UK is unlikely to markedly affect the country’s real estate market, according to national estate agents Strutt and Parker
No stopping overseas investment in prime Central London
(01 May 2012)Despite concerns about a double-dip recession and nervousness over GDP figures, long-term overseas investors are continuing to seek out prime Central London residential stock, according to Cluttons Residential Investment Monitor Q1 2012.
Stamp Duty Troubles
(28 April 2012)A record number of residential properties were sold for £2m or more last year, with the lion’s share located in London and the South East, a study has shown.
New Appointments in Home House Estates Sales Team
(18 April 2012)Home House Estates are very pleased to announce the appointment of two new experienced members to our expanding sales team:
Top end rental market in central London cools
(11 April 2012)Falling corporate budgets and reduced international demand are cooling the top end of the prime central London rentals market, while increased domestic demand is boosting values in southwest London, new data from Savills research shows.
Marylebone leads house price growth in Central London
(03 April 2012)Prime property prices in central London increased a further 1.1% in March taking the annual increase to 11.3%, according to the latest index from Knight Frank.
