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Europe: secondary cities withstand shaky politics
Europe: secondary cities withstand shaky politics
It has been one hell of a year. So what could 2017 hold for global property? Property Frontiers makes some predictions. The UK rises with t...
It has been one hell of a year. So what could 2017 hold for global property? Proper...
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2017 Global Property Market Predictions – Insights From The Experts
2017 Global Property Market Predictions – Insights From T...
2016 has been quite a year for global property markets. China’s slowdown, the impeachment of Brazil’s president, the Brexit referendum in...
2016 has been quite a year for global property markets. China’s slowdown, the im...
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Indian buyers ‘set to increase influence in 2017’
Indian buyers ‘set to increase influence in 2017’
In 2017 Indian buyers could have a stronger influence on the international property sector in their search for safe haven investments. That...
In 2017 Indian buyers could have a stronger influence on the international property s...
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2017 Global Market Predictions
2017 Global Market Predictions
As one of the most eccentric years in recent memory draws to a close, we at Property Frontiers have relished the healthy exercise of looking ahe...
As one of the most eccentric years in recent memory draws to a close, we at Property ...
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Winter Round-Up: The 2017 Where To… List
Winter Round-Up: The 2017 Where To… List
With one eye on the future and one on the hottest property and location trends of 2016, it’s time to look at the best places to spend your mon...
With one eye on the future and one on the hottest property and location trends of 201...
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Still a Great Time to be a Landlord, Despite Terasury’s Renewed Attack on Buy-to-Let
Still a Great Time to be a Landlord, Despite Terasury’...
While the UK Government seeks to cool the buy-to-let sector we hear that the country will continue to be a leading destination for global money ...
While the UK Government seeks to cool the buy-to-let sector we hear that the country ...
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Autumn Statement reaction from Ray Withers, CEO of Property Frontiers
Autumn Statement reaction from Ray Withers, CEO of Property...
Ray Withers, CEO of Property Frontiers, comments on the measures announced in this week's Autumn Statement. He comments that the government u...
Ray Withers, CEO of Property Frontiers, comments on the measures announced in this we...
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New Frontiers’ Collection launch to to capitalise on Northern Ireland housing supply shortfall
New Frontiers’ Collection launch to to capitalise on ...
House prices in Northern Ireland remain some 40% below their 2007 peak, but lack of supply is pushing them steadily upward.In light of rapidly i...
House prices in Northern Ireland remain some 40% below their 2007 peak, but lack of s...
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Autumn statement delivers pain, and gains, for resilient landlords
Autumn statement delivers pain, and gains, for resilient la...
This statement was less show-stopping than usual, though not without its moments. Hammond is apparently keener on setting top-level economic pol...
This statement was less show-stopping than usual, though not without its moments. Ham...
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Scrapping of UK letting agency fees ‘shocks industry’
Scrapping of UK letting agency fees ‘shocks industry’
Property professionals are giving their initial reactions to today’s UK Autumn Statement, which pledged to ban upfront letting agent fees, whi...
Property professionals are giving their initial reactions to today’s UK Autumn Stat...
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Autumn Statement: Reactions to Hammond measures
Autumn Statement: Reactions to Hammond measures
Reactions to productivity, pensions and estate agent tenancy fees measures outlined by UK Chancellor Philip Hammond in Wednesday's Autumn Statem...
Reactions to productivity, pensions and estate agent tenancy fees measures outlined b...
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Woolacombe voted most desirable place to live in England
Woolacombe voted most desirable place to live in England
Woolacombe, a village in North Devon has been moved the most desirable place to live in England. Following a survey of nearly 24,000 people b...
Woolacombe, a village in North Devon has been moved the most desirable place to live ...
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Bank of England to get powers to regulate buy-to-let mortgages
Bank of England to get powers to regulate buy-to-let mortga...
The Bank of England have been granted powers by the government to help protect the financial system from future risks. The BoE will be able to l...
The Bank of England have been granted powers by the government to help protect the fi...
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With President Trump, 2016 saved its biggest political shock for last.
With President Trump, 2016 saved its biggest political shoc...
The outcome that many expected would have represented stability and continuity at the close of a year defined by upheaval. Instead, the election...
The outcome that many expected would have represented stability and continuity at the...
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Gallery: Inside Liverpool’s former Reece’s Ballroom
Gallery: Inside Liverpool’s former Reece’s Ballroom
New images showing the inside of a former Liverpool ballroom which hosted John Lennon’s first wedding have been revealed ahead of the building...
New images showing the inside of a former Liverpool ballroom which hosted John Lennon...
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Liverpool market will ‘continue to thrive’ amid new Brexit uncertainty
Liverpool market will ‘continue to thrive’ amid new Bre...
Liverpool’s property market will “continue to thrive” despite new uncertainty over Brexit, according to an industry expert. With the High ...
Liverpool’s property market will “continue to thrive” despite new uncertainty o...
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