News - Archive for July 2014

Spanish Property Sales Up 48% in 2014

Spanish real estate valuation and assessment specialists TINSA have released data showing that Spain’s housing market is now recovering, amidst gradually improving....

Across the Thames in the shadows of the controversial Battersea Power Station and its resurrection is another development that has also had its share...

The National Association of Estate Agent’s (NAEA) claimed that just 3% of buyers in June were first-time buyers under the age of 30...

The British government have announced a new affordable homes programme that is set to change the way properties are built in the country with many being largely constructed off-site....

Spain suffered more than most countries following the financial crisis with rigorous austerity measures, escalating public debt, heavy financial reliance on the Eurozone...

There is no doubt that the increases in UK property prices have been largely driven by the huge rise in private landlords coming to the market....

The establishment of a multilateral development bank operated by the BRICS nations, Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, proposed at the....

Research by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) published today has revealed that only those over the age of 60 have not experienced any drop....

Shanghai Securities News have revealed that when record-high payments become due for China's real estate investment trusts (REITs)...

Bridging the Wealth Gap Columbian Style

The British press has recently been full of reports concerning the increasing gap between rich and poor created by the economic downturn in the UK...

Dubai has one of the most recognisable skylines in the world, earning the Emirate city a reputation for pushing boundaries with its architecture...

World leading property consulting and research firm CBRE have revealed that investors from the Middle East are expected to spend €135bn in overseas...

When London won its bid to host the 2012 Olympic Games, the fortunes of Stratford, a somewhat deprived area with many brownfield sites, improved beyond expectation.....

The Bank of England (BoE) introduced new measures last week to cap household indebtedness caused by an overheated UK property market and soaring mortgage...

The housing crisis in the UK is one of the biggest social and economic challenges facing the country. According to government figures 122,950 new homes...