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First-time buyers and the property ladder
Kate Faulkner explains why rising property prices shouldn’t necessarily keep first-time buyers off the property ladder.
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The house price boom – booms on!
Kate Faulkner of Designs on Property monitors the leading indices and this month a new watershed has been forecasted for 2021 – 1.5m transactions.
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It’s a sellers’ market – but where are they?
More space, second homes, bigger homes, gardens – as the restrictions of the pandemic cool, the market gets hotter, says Kate Faulkner of Designs on Property.
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New industry council launched to kick-start commonhold revolution
Experts, campaigners and trade associations are being brought together to advise and promote commonhold, Housing Secretary has revealed.
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Onwards and upwards
With the Spring Budget behind us, and a nicely tapered Stamp Duty holiday ahead, it’s all looking up, says Kate Faulkner of Designs on Property.
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New standardised property information form will ‘drastically reduce duplication’
Home Selling & Buying Group Initiative will see agents fill in forms when marketing begins, helping eliminate duplication.
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Running off a cliff?
As the industry sees record busting demand, an unmatched supply is pushing prices ever upwards, says Kate Faulkner of Designs of Property. It can’t last…
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Planning for 2021
It was never going to be easy. Last month Kate Faulkner tried out the crystal ball, this month she resorts to more soundly-based research.
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Foot to the floor
Despite a second lockdown, the market thunders on and although the juggernaut might be slowing, it’s still a juggernaut, says Kate Faulkner of Designs on Property.
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Guest Blogs
What will the first part of 2021 hold for the housing market?
Housing market expert Kate Faulkner asks what the coming weeks have in store for us and whether agents should be allowed to work.
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