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Monthly Archives: October 2011
8 Radical Solutions to the Housing Crisis?
The volume of mortgage approvals has fallen to 40% of 2006/07 levels. It is no surprise that the volume of house building has suffered accordingly, as mortgages have always been the primary source of funding for housing supply.
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First Time Buyer Show highlights housing scheme
First Time Buyers need all the help they can get, and we don’t just mean in terms of legal and financial advice. Not everyone will fit into the FirstBuy government scheme.
Local Authorities and other Pension Funds consider Investment into Residential
It’s good to see that more and more Local Authorities and other pension funds and investors are considering investment in residential housing in London as a key part of their overall pensions strategy. Continue reading
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Tagged Chesterton Humberts house price poll, desirability of homes, desirability of homes in capital, Homes in North and South England, House price poll, investment in London residential, Local authority investment in residential, Local Authority pension strategy, London property price rise, residential housing in London
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Investors in Homes in the Sunday Times
By Ruth Bloomfield. With the average age of the first-time buyer heading, apparently inexorably, towards 40, there is no shortage of schemes to help people onto the first rung of the housing ladder. Until now, however, they have been almost exclusively for new-build homes and are often only for those on smaller incomes.
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Tagged average age of first time buyer, Bank of mum and dad, Co-investment, Co-investment charge, David Toplas, First time buyer, institutional investors to fund, intermediate housing market, Investors in homes, investorsinhomes, launch new housing scheme, less than rent, London home buyers, Mill Group, Property and investment firm, research savills, Ruth Bloomfield, Savills, The Sunday Times, Yolande barnes
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