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Croydon, London, England
Moffat Road,
£760 Per Calendar Month
Bedrooms: 3
Last Updated: 29th, June, 2009
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Salford, Manchester, England
Laundry Street,
£350 Per Calendar Month
Bedrooms: studio
Last Updated: 27th, June, 2009
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Whitehall, Bristol, England
Devon Rd, BS5
£595 Per Calendar Month
Bedrooms: 2
Last Updated: 27th, June, 2009
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Birmingham, West Midlands, England
Holmbridge Grove, Walsall
£700 Per Calendar Month
Bedrooms: 4
Last Updated: 25th, June, 2009
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Paignton, Devon, England
Cockington Lane, Preston
£355,000
Bedrooms: 4
Last Updated: 25th, June, 2009
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Property News
Asking prices show slight recovery - 16th, March, 2009
The latest house price index shows that the average property asking price rose slightly to £218,081 this month.
Lending remains low - 2nd, December, 2008
Net mortgage lending by building societies was £413 million in October, an improvement compared to £314 million in September, but still 45 per cent lower than the figure for October last year
Nationwide Building Society fails to pass on rate cut - 16th, October, 2008
Biggest building society yesterday announced it would not be passing on the benefit of last week's 0.5% cut in interest rates, and would reduce its standard mortgage rate by just 0.3%.
General News
Retirees use Pensions used to pay off mortgage debt - 14th, September, 2008
Retirees all over the country are using the tax-free sum of money paid out by their pensions to pay the outstanding debt they owe on their mortgages and other debts.
Stamp duty confusion ‘delaying sales’ - 14th, August, 2008
A survey of members conducted by the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA), has produced one of the largest responses from estate agents with over 1350 replies demonstrating what a contentious issue the recent stamp duty ‘announcement' is and the effect it has had on the property market.
Buyer Demand Has Halved Since Credit Crunch Began - 2nd, July, 2008
New buyer registrations fell by -5.7 per cent in June, says Hometrack…


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