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Buyers yet to warm to green home buzz

Gerard Wynn Reuters 03/08/2010
Riverside property: Tide is high for seafaring buyers seeking waterfront bolt-holes

Riverside properties have held their value over the past couple of years, commanding an average of 30 per cent more than elsewhere, says Caroline McGhie.

Buyers yet to warm to green home buzz

LONDON, March 5 (Reuters Life!) – The building industry wants to ease green home standards as the public balk at the 20 percent or higher costs of low-carbon homes, exhibitors told a major London conference this week.

Eugene home buyers encounter short sale frustration as a " Good Deal" is killed by an insurance co.

Frustrating at best, impossible at worst: " For months I've been beating my head against a brick wall"

Home truths: key factors when trying to get a mortgage

A permanent employment contract, a clean credit rating and a history of savings are key factors that will help mortgage seekers pass banks' rigorous stress-testing, writes Charlie Weston

Fewer people buying their own property to live in in the UK, latest data shows UK house data report

The proportion of households choosing to be owner occupiers is continuing to decline in the UK but there has been an increase in the proportion of private renters expecting to purchase a property over the medium term, according to a new report.

Real estate law made simple: Making sense of the new homebuyer tax credit

Thinking of buying a new home? The federal government would like you to, and has passed a series of stimulus incentives to help you make the decision.

Incentives not a basis to buy

Bangkok Post 02/18/2010
KBank launches housing tax subsidy for home buyers

Kasikornbank will subsidise housing tax for mortgage loan applicants after the government ends incentives for property buyers, says first senior vice-president Chatchai Payuhanaveechai.

Incentives not a basis to buy

Homebuyers should consider interest rates and their capability to get a housing loan before they buy a house rather than the extension of property incentives, says Khan Prachuabmoh, the president of the Government Housing Bank (GH Bank).

How much space does £50 buy you?

Judith Heywood The Times 02/18/2010
How much space does £50 buy you?

In 2006 Bricks & Mortar introduced British homebuyers to a new measure for valuing their homes. The unveiling of “price per square foot” caused a sensation by revealing that such a morsel of space would cost £137 in Manchester, £249 in Guildford and an average of £1,200 in the finest London postcodes. An accompanying graphic revealed the actual space a buyer could purchase for £50 — which ranged from space for a dinner plate in Manchester to an area too small for a wine glass in Chelsea.

Home buyers have been 'taking advantage of market conditions'

Would-be home buyers in the UK have been taking advantage of the current property market conditions, it has been suggested.


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