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Oxford and Reading top the league in the latest PwC ‘Good Growth for Cities’ report with Bradford and Liverpool the most ‘improved’ cities over the past year.
The index measures the performance of the UK’s largest cities against 10 indicators the public consider important to economic wellbeing. These include links to jobs, income, skills and health along...
In the property world SSTC (or Sold STC) stands for "Sold Subject to Contract", meaning that an offer to buy a property has been accepted by the seller. At this early stage it is a verbal agreement rather than legally binding, hence the qualifying term "subject to contract".
Nine in every ten home sellers expects to complete their property transaction within three months of their...
Just over 174,000 new homes were completed across England in the year to the end of June 2019, up 8% year on year, according to new data released by the Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government.
New home completions rose over the year across all regions except London, where completions were 9% lower than the previous year. The Welsh Government report 5,800 new homes were...
The government has announced an initiative to use proptech (property technology) to "digitally transform house-buying”, helping to speed up how we build and sell homes. However, research by KMPG suggests just 58% of real estate companies have a digital strategy in place.
Most companies use prop tech to streamline processes and reduce costs but 40% cited customer engagement as a...
Parliament has dissolved and electioneering will be in full swing up to polling day on December 12th, the first December election since 1923.
The price of a property has risen on average 3% annually since the last election in June 2017, a total rise of just over £13,000 (in the last 22 months to August 2019), equivalent to £500 per month.
This is half the level of average...