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• New homes market eases off - 06/08/2004 @ 11:50:21
  The year's interest rate rises appear to have taken effect on the new homes market, according to new research. ... MORE
  
  
• Asking prices fall ahead of MPC decision - 04/08/2004 @ 16:15:57
  If asking prices are anything to go by, it would appear the housing market is at last beginning to turn. ... MORE
  
  
• Planning constraints drive property firms abroad - 04/08/2004 @ 15:45:49
  Two of Britain's biggest housebuilders, Taylor Woodrow and George Wimpey, have turned their focus to the United States. ... MORE
  
  
• Homebuyers encouraged to over-mortgage - 29/07/2004 @ 08:38:27
  Despite the threat of more interest rates hikes, homebuyers are being encouraged to over-mortgage by up to one in ten mortgage consultants. ... MORE
  
  
• Graduate mortgage scheme to help young onto property ladder - 23/07/2004 @ 16:51:20
  Britannia Building Society has launched a new form of graduate mortgage designed to help young professionals take their first step onto the property ladder. ... MORE
  
  
• £1 billion housing deal clinched - 21/07/2004 @ 11:03:49
  The affordable housing division of developer Morgan Sindall has been named as one of five preferred partnering contractors for a £1 billion housing modernisation programme. ... MORE
  
  
• North makes up ground on property market in the south - 20/07/2004 @ 08:07:26
  A succession of increases in the interest rate have done little to dent the growing buoyancy in the northern UK housing market, at a time when many of the southern regions are showing clear signs of a market slowdown. ... MORE
  
  
• Britannia launch new 2 year fixed mortgage - 16/07/2004 @ 11:27:09
  Britannia Building Society has launched a 2-year fixed rate mortgage charging 5.24 per cent (6.2 per cent typical apr.). ... MORE
  
  

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