Nathan Emerson
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Land & New Homes
New-build asking prices rise nationally despite steep regional falls
Britain still needs the right homes in the right places, according to Propertymark’s Nathan Emerson.
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Regulation & Law
New homes near train stations to be fast-tracked
Developments near public transport will be fast-tracked but Propertymark warns this mustn't create 'isolated communities.'
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Housing Market
Mortgage approvals recovered in June but caution remains
Buyer demand could be set to rise after a boost in mortgage approvals, Bank of England data suggests.
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Housing Market
Sales stock is up but rentals are falling, says Propertymark
The housing market "continues to show resilience despite ongoing economic and geopolitical uncertainty", says Propertymark’s Nathan Emerson.
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Latest property news
Renting now cheaper than owning first home in nearly all regions
The South West, London and Scotland are now the only regions where owning a first home is cheaper than renting.
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Latest property news
Stronger buyer demand and sales as market marches into Spring
Average time to find a buyer is now 71 days - the longest at this time of year since 2019 due to optimistically-priced sellers.
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Propertymark issues new ‘material information’ guidance
CEO Nathan Emerson says the association's Property Information Questionnaire documents now include Parts B and C on Material Information.
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Industry reaction: UK House prices rise for the first time in a year
UK house prices rose 0.7% month on month in February taking the annual rate of house price growth to 1.2% from -0.2% the previous month.
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Housing Market
‘Let’s get it together’ say FTBs as they scale affordability mountain
Joining forces to afford to buy, FTBs are now 32 years old on average and put down a deposit of £53,414 – some £21,000 more than 10 years ago.
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Housing Market
House hunting tenant numbers at two-year low say agents
The trade body’s December report shows the number of prospective tenants registered per member branch reduced to 63 from 86.
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