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1 Bedroom(s) Flat £300 Bradford, West Yorkshire

service.nospam@nospam.ukhousing.com (duncans) — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 09:03:00 +0100

1 Bedroom(s) Flat £300 Bradford, West Yorkshire

Property for: Rental		Lease type: Free Hold
Garden: none		Parking: other
Bathrooms: 1		On Suite Bathroom: No
Receptions: 1		Central heating: Yes
Windows/Glazing: Yes

Brand new 1 bedroom apartment situated close to Bradford town centre in a new development with off road secure car parking.

These apartments compromises of:

A spacious open plan lounge / kitchen, utilities room double bedroom and a large bathroom with shower.

white goods are all inc:

fridge/ freezers

washer/dryers

dishwasher

new oven/hob

laminated flooring and carpeted bedrooms.

Secure parking with electric Gates

Full CCTV security

Automatic Lighting System

There is a communal gardens dotted around the complex

No ground or service rent to pay.

Call or text now to arrange a viewing: 07888119651

This is really an outstanding development, winner of design awards and accommodation Gold awards – Truly the Best In Bradford!

These apartments are available few and far between, Min 6mths AST.

Viewings can be arranged at short notice, call now: you don’t want to miss out… whilst you have been disappointed with other property in Bradford.

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Address

Upper Millergate, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD1 1SX

These particulars are for general guidance only. We have not carried out a detailed survey, nor tested the appliances, services and fittings. Room sizes should not be relied upon for carpets and furniture. Prospective purchasers/tenants are responsible to confirm accuracy by inspection.

Britain is officially out of recession.

service.nospam@nospam.ukhousing.com (duncans) — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 09:23:00 +0100

On Tuesday, the news we have all been waitingfor finally came: Britain is officially out of recession.

And while thingsaren't going to improve overnight, I can't help but feel optimistic aboutthe year ahead.

Experts predicted the property market would slump in January, following a rushof home buyers in November and December trying to take advantage of the stampduty holiday before it ended.

So, with things movingin the right direction, what better time is there to list your properties on directly on www.ukhousing.com and contact potential buyers directly.

Together we can stop bad estate agents overheating the market and Sell or Rent your property direct.

2 Bedroom(s) Flat £1,300 London

service.nospam@nospam.ukhousing.com (duncans) — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 12:53:00 +0100

2 Bedroom(s) Flat £1,300 London, London

Click here to view contact details..

Property for: Rental		Lease type: Free Hold
Garden: garden		Parking: offroad
Bathrooms: 3		On Suite Bathroom: Yes
Receptions: 2		Central heating: Yes
Windows/Glazing: Yes

Stunning 900 square feet new, beautiful and modern flat with two massive double bedrooms - with private garden. The flat is in a lovely residential area, called Furzedown, very quiet with nice neighbours, mostly families with kids, there are a lot of Victorian and Edwardian houses all newly refurbished and some converted into modern flats. There are two massive double bedrooms (one with ensuite bathroom with shower) and another bathroom (with bathtub) and an additional smaller toilet for additional guests. Both bedrooms are fully furnished with spacious wardrobes, chest of drawers and lovely big mirrors. One of the two bedrooms faces the rear of the house with luminous big french doors opening into the garden. The flat has a massive and luminous lounge area, furnished with modern solid wood furniture and plasma big TV with SKY. There is one very nice kitchen with dishwasher, washing machine, new oven, microwave and nice table to have meals. The kitchen leads into the conservatory, that is beautiful to have - especially during the summer. The flat is a newly refurbished ground floor flat in an 1930 remoderned Edwardian House, located in the desirable area of Furzedown, a green area with the lovely Tooting Bec Common (with tennis courts if you are a tennis player & Tooting Bec Lido if you are a swimmer).
Bus stop to Tooting Broadway 3 mins away OR 15-20 mins walking distance from Tooting Bec tube station, Balham tube station OR streatham railway station.
At present, the facilities in the flat also include: ADT alarm system, Gas & electricity, Water, Content insurance, weekly cleaning service. The flat would suit a family or a couple of professionals probably. The asking price for rent is £ 325 per week. The council tax is the lower band of all London - Wandsworth.

Address

Woodnook Road, London, London, SW16 6TZ

Bedroom 1 - from different angle

Lounge

Conservatory and kitchen

Lounge - pic 2

Outside

Bathroom

Rise in house prices & buy-to-lets

service.nospam@nospam.ukhousing.com (metafocus) — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 15:29:00 +0100

House prices are continuing to rise – at their highest since December 2006 – with London leading the price upturn (the highest for 13 years), according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).

The rise has occurred in spite of the increase in new house instructions – 15% of surveyors had reported such an increase, compared with 5% in September.

Meanwhile, the number of properties bought as buy-to-lets have also increased. According to the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML), the UK buy-to-let market grew in the third quarter of 2009 – the first growth in two years – and buy-to-lets currently represent around 11% of the mortgage market. (Click here for the whole article)

And another interesting factor: Did you know that on average 1 in 3 of all property sales and lettings originate from a tenant seeing an Estate Agent Board outside the property. Click on the link to get your Estate Agent Board from UKHousing.

House prices 'to keep on rising'

service.nospam@nospam.ukhousing.com (duncans) — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 14:48:00 +0100

House prices 'to keep on rising'

Rising prices are most widespread in London, Rics said

House prices are likely to keep on rising for the time being, says the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics).

Its latest monthly survey shows that sellers are now beginning to return to the property market.

But they are still being outweighed by the number of potential buyers registered with estate agents.

A separate government property survey said house prices had risen by 6% between May and September.

The Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) also said UK house prices rose by 1.2% in September.

Although prices are still 4.1% lower than a year ago, this was the fourth monthly increase in a row and put the average house price at £199,303 across the country.

Property shortage

The Rics survey found that in October, the balance of surveyors reporting price rises rather than falls rose to 34%, up from 20% in September.

The comparative shortage of supply is continuing to promote buyer competition

Keith Barnfield, Barnfields estate agency

Rics said this was the strongest survey result in favour of rising prices since December 2006.

"Although the supply of property is beginning to pick-up, it is still insufficient to keep pace with the increase in demand which points to further prices gains in the near term," said Jeremy Leaf of Rics.

"Cheap money remains a critical prop for the market and this is being reflected in the continuing appetite for finance from first-time buyers despite the large deposits still being demanded by lenders," he added.

Commentators have explained this by pointing to a dearth of people putting their homes up for sale, even though the number of potential buyers has been restricted since 2007 by the continuing rationing of available mortgages because of the continuing effects of the international credit crunch.

"Transaction numbers are back up to 2006 levels - the comparative shortage of supply is continuing to promote buyer competition," said Keith Barnfield of Barnfields in Enfield.

Richard Evans of Colleys surveyors in Exeter said: "Competition amongst buyers for a small supply of properties for sale is continuing to drive asking prices and values up."

More sales

The Rics survey said London was leading the way in terms of price rises, with a balance of 95% of estate agents in the capital reporting that prices were going up rather than down.

That was the strongest survey result for London since December 1996.

The balance of those surveyors across the UK reporting an increase in instructions from would-be sellers has risen from just 5% in September to 15% in October.

Rics said this upward trend in sales instructions had occurred in all regions, particularly in the north of England, the South West and in London.

Completed sales have continued to rise slowly to an average of 19 per surveyor over the past three months - although that still amounts to just under three sales every two weeks.

"The most recent survey provided further evidence that activity levels also continue to improve, albeit at a slightly slower pace than in previous months [but] a shortage of supply still seems to be limiting activity in the housing market," said Rics.

Catherine Penman, of property consultancy Carter Jonas, said: "The September DCLG figures are further proof of the ongoing recovery in the residential property market, which is virtually unrecognisable from a year ago."

"Low interest rates, attractive prices and more encouraging news from the economy are driving transactions," she added.

Click here for the full Story: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8350707.stm

My view of this news is somewhat mixed..

On the one hand I'm happy the see the housing market stabilise, but on the other hand i'm left with a feeling of de ja vue.. I'm sure we've been here before.

My Advise.. First time buyers... Bend over and assume the position! That's right.. you're about to get shafted.. (AGAIN!!)

We are www.UKHousing.com can only hope that more buyers and sellers cut out the middle man and sell or let their property with out an estate agent. If only we could cut out banks too.. sigh..

3 Bedroom(s) Houseother £550 Ilkeston, Derbyshire To RENT

service.nospam@nospam.ukhousing.com (duncans) — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 14:44:00 +0100

3 Bedroom(s) Houseother £550 Ilkeston, Derbyshire

Property for: Rental		Lease type: Free Hold
Garden: garden		Parking: other
Bathrooms: 3		On Suite Bathroom: No
Receptions: 2		Central heating: Yes
Windows/Glazing: Yes

* Three bedrooms * Lounge * Dining room * Fitted kitchen * Double glazing * Gas central heating * Bathroom upstairs * Rear yard * DSS, Smokers and some pets allowed *

Address

King Street, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, DE7 5JQ

3 Bedroom(s) Houseother £550 Ilkeston, Derbyshire

Property for: Rental		Lease type: Free Hold
Garden: garden		Parking: other
Bathrooms: 3		On Suite Bathroom: No
Receptions: 2		Central heating: Yes
Windows/Glazing: Yes

* Three bedrooms * Lounge * Dining room * Fitted kitchen * Double glazing * Gas central heating * Bathroom upstairs * Rear yard * DSS, Smokers and some pets allowed *

Address

King Street, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, DE7 5JQ

UK house prices show first annual gain in 16 months

service.nospam@nospam.ukhousing.com (metafocus) — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 09:20:00 +0100

The whole article can be found at http://www.reuters.com/article/rbssFinancialServicesAndRealEstateNews/idUSLG18893120091018

Good news for Home Sellers

Asking prices for homes in England and Wales rose on an annual basis for the first in more than a year in October, property Web site Rightmove said, buoyed by a dearth of properties coming onto the market.

Asking prices rose 0.2 percent on the year -- the first annual rise since June 2008 -- taking them to an average 230,184 pounds.

On the month, asking prices rose 2.8 percent, the biggest increase since February 2008 and the largest for a month of October in six years, Rightmove sa

If you are currently looking for how to sell or rent your house privatley then look no further and sell or rent your house online with UKHousing.com. With 80% of house hunters going online to look for a quick house sale, there has never been a better time to sell your house privately.

Property to Rent - SE15

service.nospam@nospam.ukhousing.com (duncans) — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 11:43:00 +0100

4 Bedroom(s) Houseother £1,650 Nunhead, London

(click to view property details on ukhousiung.com)

Property for: Rental		Lease type: Free Hold
Garden: garden		Parking: other
Bathrooms: 1		On Suite Bathroom: No
Receptions: 1		Central heating: Yes
Windows/Glazing: Yes

A Victorian terrace with 4 large bedrooms, 1 reception room and a large Kitchen / Dining Room. Private paved backyard. Close to Nunhead and Queens Road Stations, both in Zone 2. From these stations there are quick direct trains to Victoria, Blackfriars and London Bridge.

Address

Hollydale Road, Nunhead, London, SE15 2TQ

Bedroom

Garden

Buying & Selling Market

service.nospam@nospam.ukhousing.com (duncans) — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 10:58:00 +0100

The autumn is likely to bring a flurry of activity from buyers who need to be in a new home by Christmas and sellers who, after not being sure if they should put their home on the market are likely to test it to see if they can sell.

However, the number of properties that will sell are likely to remain at an all time low unless the banks that are making money start to lend fairly to buyers. For the market to have a chance of recovering, lenders need to be offering mortgages with five to 10% deposits.

What we do know is that the ‘average’ house price statistics are not at all reflective of what will be happening in YOUR area. Some areas are doing much better and will continue to do so into the autumn, with so few properties on the market, buyers are now offering the asking price and sometimes above. Good properties in great locations are even selling in a matter of weeks.

However, other areas that are suffering economically, perhaps with a large local employer shedding their workforce, are still very much in the doldrums with people offering on average 90% of the asking price, so if a property is up for £150,000, offers of £135,000 are being received. Properties are taking eight to 12 weeks to sell and require a lot of buyers to visit.

Source: http://www.channel4.com Read in Full..

Money saving Tip #1

service.nospam@nospam.ukhousing.com (duncans) — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 09:11:00 +0100

Selling your home via an Estate Agent will cost you thousands of pounds in commission. (For example: Say you pay them 3% for selling a house of £150,000. The estate agents’ fee would cost you £4,500). Using ukhousing ( a private selling/letting site),you will literally save £1000’s if you sell your home privately.

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