After a strong rebound from March last year, UK house prices are now in danger of the second-dip scenario analysts have long warned of. Since last March there have been many occasions when it looked like the second dip would become a reality, but this time the signs are mounting up one on top of the other.
Posts Tagged ‘Rightmove House Price Index’
Indicators Mounting to Suggest Second Dip in UK Housing Market
by liambailey on Wednesday, March 17th, 2010 in UK Property
International Property News Beat – Easy Hotels Sofia, Anger at Trump & UK Commercial Property Rebound
by Overseas Property Mall on Tuesday, March 16th, 2010 in Property News Summaries
- Easy Hotel Opens Doors in Bulgaria’s Capital [novinite.com]
- Abu Dhabi landlords to become the new arbiters of rental rates [Kipp Report]
- NZ residential property sales normalise [smh.com.au]
- Foreclosures in Fort Myers (Florida) jump by 31 per cent [Cape Coral Daily Breeze]
- Angry scenes at Donald Trump golf masterplan exhibition [BBC]
- Cash-strapped Napa Valley wineries facing foreclosure [NJ.com]
- U.K. Commercial Property Values Climb 2.7% in a Year [Bloomberg]
- Salvation Army is a residential real estate powerhouse [LA Times]
- No Closure on Florida Foreclosures [Huliq News]
- Rightmove – U.K. House Price growth slows in March [Reuters]
Rightmove Says Asking Prices Grew Year-on-Year in Jan, are Sellers Really Back in Charge?
by Overseas Property Mall on Friday, January 22nd, 2010 in UK Property
The UK’s largest property portal Rightmove has found that asking prices of UK properties for sale on the portal were raised in January, because, it says, demand outstripped the supply of homes for sale. According to the portal’s monthly index, people selling property in England and Wales on the portal, raised their asking prices by an average of 0.4% during January.



