Housing Market Research Insights And Findings
Housing Market Research
Below you will find the latest housing market research insights, housing news and research findings. The most recent housing articles can be found at the top.
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1,400 per cent return for property buyers in 1996, survey finds
April 2015
During a time when many people are having trouble getting onto the property ladder, landlords are said to be benefiting a 1,400 per cent return on buy to let properties. According to the survey, conducted by Wriglesworth Consultancy for lender Landbay, anyone… Read more...
The positive impact of tenant involvement is often ignored, survey finds
April 2015
A new report entitled “An Investment Not a Cost” – which was created as part of an on-going Tenants Leading Change programme – has highlighted that tenant involvement can produce benefits of a financial and social nature, as well as… Read more...
UK house prices impacted by lack of homes, survey finds
March 2015
A recent survey by Your Move and Reed Rains has found that both a lack of homes and the recovering economy are increasing house prices and rent. In February 2015, the average cost of rent was at £766, a 3.1 per cent increase on the year prior. London… Read more...
Confidence in the housing industry at its highest level in three years
February 2015
The latest Annual Housebuyers Survey by the Banks has found that confidence within home owners is at its highest in three years. The results support the Council of Mortgage Lenders recent survey, which identified 2014 as having the highest lending levels… Read more...
Asking prices increased by £5,000 in February due to a lack of houses, Rightmove says
February 2015
A survey by Rightmove has found that February 2015 has seen property asking prices in England and Wales increase by over £5,000, due to a severe lack of properties going up for sale. The UK’s biggest online property portal, Rightmove, attributed… Read more...
A sharp decrease in young homeowners is identified by official statistics
January 2015
Official analysis of Britain’s housing market has discovered a decrease in individuals under the age of 30 who own a house. The analysis by the Office for National Statistics has discovered that by 1991, approximately 65 per cent of those aged 25 to… Read more...
