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Million pound homes sales in the UK weaken to three year low Property Community 07.11.2012 | |
 Although the price of a typical UK home rose by 1.7 per cent in the 12 months to September, meaning the average property now costs £233,000, the Office for National Statistics’ monthly house price index suggests this is largely due to London and the south east driving up prices. |  The number of home sales worth at least a million pounds has declined to its lowest level since 2009, according to new research by Lloyds TSB. |
UK property sales up as prices fall Information Daily 30.10.2012 | |
 October has seen UK property prices fall to the lowest level for two years, a new survey has announced. Reductions on properties that have been on the market for some time have been blamed for the decrease. |  The Court of Appeal in London has granted Paddy McKillen permission to appeal a ruling on his legal action against the Barclay brothers. |
Foreign money seeks London property Financial Times 18.10.2012 | 'A home of our own seems a pipe dream now' - Tenants suffer as landlords push rents to new high This Is Money 23.09.2012 |
 The flow of foreign money seeking a home in London’s commercial property market means the capital now accounts for a third of total European investment transactions, new figures reveal. |  Rents have hit a new high after a fifth straight month of rises in August as landlords continue to benefit from exceptionally high demand as people are priced off the property ladder. |
Rural property values avoid house price pain The Telegraph 20.09.2012 | Property clinic: How can we avoid chancel repair liability? The Telegraph 11.09.2012 |
 House prices in rural postcodes now 17pc higher than urban properties, according to new research. |  Our property experts answer readers' queries about chancel repair liability; buying unregistered land; and tenant disputes. |
FirstBuy weekend in Oakham can help homebuyers get onto the property ladder What House 30.08.2012 | The Future of Rental and Property Markets HIP-Consultant 15.08.2012 |
 Housebuilder Larkfleet Homes will show how a government-backed scheme can help homebuyers get onto the property ladder with a special weekend at its Oakham development ‘Leighfield Park' on Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 September. |  It has recently been reported that buy-to-let investors are set to make a rather handsome return on their investments during the course of the next 13 years. This has come as a result of increasing rental prices and the fact that house prices are beginning to recover; this has enabled a further boost to the property market. |
