Nash Peters

The property market can appear complex and daunting, unless you know what you are doing. But, don't just take our word for it, here are some articles on the current state of play of the property market:

UK HOUSE PRICES HIT BY RATE RISES

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House prices have been falling in parts of the UK this summer as mortgage costs have become more expensive, according to research from the FT house price index.

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RATE RISE WILL HURT

"Many people have asked me during the past few weeks how the commercial real estate market in Anchorage is being affected by the large number of foreclosures in the national housing market" Read more »

HOUSE PRICES EXPECTED TO SLOW TO NEAR STANDSTILL

"The house price boom of recent years could be set to slow to a near standstill next year even assuming the credit market storm blows over" Read more »

ILKESTON DETACHED PRICES FELL LAST YEAR

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HOUSE prices in Ilkeston bucked the national trend when they fell by 1.3 per cent last year - putting the value of an average property at £126,834.

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HOUSING BUBBLE AND REAL ESTATE MARKET TRACKER

"The typical house  was 31.7% overvalued in Q4'06, up 6.4% from the prior quarter and 24.3% from the end of 2005" Read more »

REAL ESTATE MARKET TO COME DOWN?

" pilot project to attract more contractors to build homes into the Whitecourt and Woodlands County area could see a drop in housing prices." Read more »

ANOTHER INTEREST RATE RISE TO IS JUST WEEKS AWAY

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The 11.6million homeowners with mortgages have been put on red alert that a fourth interest rate rise could be just weeks away.

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INFLATION IN BRITAIN ACCELERATED IN FEBRUARY, RAISING THE POSSIBILITY OF FURTHER INTEREST RATE RISES

"Inflation in Britain accelerated in February, raising the possibility of further interest rate rises by the Bank of England" Read more »

GOVERNOR WARNS OF INTEREST RATE INCREASES

"TIMES could get even tougher for Britain according to the Governor of the Bank of England. Mervyn King said soaring oil prices may lead to a rise in interest rates." Read more »

U.K. PROPERTY CRASH IS CANCELLED? DON'T BET ON IT

"The housing-market crash of the early 1990s was stretched over years, not months. In the U.K., unemployment is rising. So are personal bankruptcies. And growth has slowed dramatically. The British property market still faces a rocky year." Read more »