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Selling a property in Spain is not that easy after the economic crisis and the financial meltdown. Things have changes and people look at every aspect while making an investment in property. Many buyers from the UK and Ireland were interested in buying property in Spain but these days there are many Spaniards who are [...]
New property normally attracts higher rental returns than second hand, and by purchasing new, you will be purchasing from a vendor that will not decide they don’t wish to sell part way through the transaction. Developers have to sell! You are also buying a new property with a structural warranty which negates the need for [...]
As you may be aware, work is underway at Farringdon Station as part of Network Rail’s £5.5 billion Thameslink Programme and in the next few weeks significant work will begin for the new Thameslink and Crossrail Integrated Ticket Hall.
The Thameslink Programme, once completed, will significantly improve the railway and a number of stations between [...]
London Lettings Agent, Hurford Salvi Carr have reported a new trend “The Cascade Effect” – across the West End, City and Docklands market places.
Kari Trajer, Associate Director at Hurford Salvi Carr adds: “We have identified the latest trend – “the Cascade Effect” where Tenants from the upper end of the lettings market have downsized on [...]
The investment market London continued to experience a minimum level of activity in the first half of 2009. Although borrowing costs fell as the Bank of England reduced the Official Bank Rate from 2% to 0.5% by March 2009, banks remained unwilling to lend in the sector to all categories of investor including buy-to-let, investment [...]
The four months from March to June 2009 witnessed an unexpected increase in confidence and optimism amongst buyers and a renewed willingness to sell amongst vendors. In the second half of 2008, we reported that the sales market in Midtown, City and Docklands was characterised by falling prices and a historically low level of transactions. [...]
The homes which are free from taxes have been dramatically returned for London. It was disappeared virtually because of the increasing booms for properties. Everybody knows the fact there is a huge dip in markets. There was increase of stamp duties previous year. This was a resultant of an amazing offer given due to recession [...]
The name relates to the local lime kilns located by the river and operated by the large potteries that served shipping in the London docks[1]. The earliest reference to Les Lymhostes occurs in 1356[2]. From its foundation, Limehouse, like neighbouring Wapping, has enjoyed better links with the river than the land, the land route being [...]
Bethnal Green is an area in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, in the East End of London. Bethnal Green is situated in 5.3 km (3.3 miles) north east of the Charing Cross. During the 19th century, this place was characterized by market gardens and also by many silk - weaving traders. This was also [...]