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London and Other Gateway Cities Tops for Real Estate Investment

By Phil Butler | January 21, 2019

Featured News, News

A Short List of Unique Luxury Properties for Sale

By Phil Butler | January 2, 2019

2019 may well set a new luxury trend for being the year of unique property experiences.

International, Real Estate, US Real Estate

European QE Fuelling House Price Bubble

By Allison Halliday | July 27, 2015

According to a new study, the European Central Bank’s quantitative easing program runs the risk of causing a property price bubble in several countries due to investors putting money into real estate. The report to by Moody’s Analytics says that the UK, Norway and Germany are most at risk due to continued low interest rates […]

International, Real Estate, US Real Estate

UK Real Estate Prices Set to Rise 35% by 2020

By Allison Halliday | April 11, 2014

UK real estate experts are predicting that house prices will increase by 6% annually for the next five years. According to the Royal Institution of Chartered the Surveyors some homeowners are afraid to put their property on the market for fear of not finding anything else, as there is a chronic shortage of homes for […]

International, Luxury Real Estate, Real Estate, US Real Estate

London Apartment at One Hyde Park is Yours for £65 Million

By Allison Halliday | May 15, 2012

A London apartment at One Hyde Park has been put up for sale with a hefty price tag of £65 million, and so far it’s is one of only a few flats at the Candy & Candy development to come onto the open market.

International, US Real Estate

Asking Prices in the UK Hit an All-Time High

By Allison Halliday | April 17, 2012

The average asking price for a home in England and Wales is now £243,737, an all-time high at £1,237 more than figures seen four years ago. Even so, this doesn't paint a particularly accurate picture of the UK housing market.

International, Real Estate, US Real Estate

North-South Divide Is Alive and Kicking in the UK

By Allison Halliday | April 13, 2012

More homeowners in the north of the UK have loans which are underwater, or in negative equity, than in the South. The percentage of UK mortgage holders with negative equity currently stands at 5.6%, with far more people in the north of England being affected than those living in the South

International, Real Estate, US Real Estate

Prime Property in U.K.'s Capital Hits Record High

By Allison Halliday | March 20, 2012

Prime property in London, England has hit a record high. The average asking price of homes in Kensington and Chelsea has hit an average of £2 million due to wealthy buyers from India, China, and Russia. These foreign investors are still targeting London's real estate due to Britain's transparent legal system and its reputation as a safe haven.

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