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5 bed detached house for sale

5 bed detached house for sale

5 Beds / 1738 - 1738 SqFt SqFt

From

GBP 975,000

St Andrews Ave, Wembley, UK

TCRW SOHO

0-3 Beds / 491 - 1483 SqFt SqFt

From

GBP 995,000

Dean St, London W1D 3SY, UK

One Clapham

0-2 Beds / 554 - 988 SqFt SqFt

From

GBP 480,500

St John's Hill, London, UK

Queens Cross

1-3 Beds / 458 - 1187 SqFt SqFt

From

GBP 413,000

Western Gateway, London, UK

Hartland Village

Hartland Village

3-5 Beds / 1378 - 2434 SqFt SqFt

From

GBP 575,000

Ively Rd, Fleet GU51 3GL, United Kingdom

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Outlook of the UK Real Estate Industry: Labour Party Policies and Market Response

Outlook of the UK Real Estate Industry: Labour Party Policies and Market Response

The UK's real estate market is at a turning point, especially following the Labour Party's overwhelming victory in the recent general election. This election result not only provides an opportunity for a Labour-led new government but also presents unprecedented opportunities and challenges for the UK's housing policies and market.

New Changes in the UK Property Market: Analysis of Labour's New Policies and Investment Opportunities

New Changes in the UK Property Market: Analysis of Labour's New Policies and Investment Opportunities

With the appointment of the new Chancellor of the Exchequer, the UK economy, particularly the property market, is undergoing significant changes. For a long time, the imbalance between supply and demand in the UK property market has troubled both buyers and investors, with price fluctuations causing market instability. The new Chancellor's policies aim to inject new vitality into the property market, break the current stalemate, and address the imbalance between housing supply and demand.

Energy Efficiency Drives Homebuyers' Preference for New Builds

Energy Efficiency Drives Homebuyers' Preference for New Builds

According to recent research by Knight Frank, energy efficiency features have become a primary factor for current homebuyers when choosing new builds. Survey data reveals that one in five buyers now prefers to purchase newly built homes, with 60% of these buyers prioritizing energy efficiency as their top consideration.

The new Labour government's housing commitment: Reshaping the economy and communities

The new Labour government's housing commitment: Reshaping the economy and communities

The new Labour government in the UK under Finance Minister Rachel Reeves has made significant housing commitments aimed at reshaping both the economy and communities across England.

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