http://www.investalist.co.uk/cheap-property-news/ Latest Property News from Investalist Property Investments http://www.investalist.co.uk/cheap-property-news/?id=2402 HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has revealed a rise in the number of homes sold in June in the UK. According to HMRC, 86,000 homes worth at least £40,000 or more were sold in the month, a rise of 21% on May's figure. HMRC said the sales for June were the highest this year and were also 15% higher than in June last year. http://www.investalist.co.uk http://www.investalist.co.uk/cheap-property-news/?id=2402 Thu, 22 Jul 2010 12:00:00 GMT http://www.investalist.co.uk/cheap-property-news/?id=2403 An expert has said that buy-to-let mortgages should be easier to gain as interest rates have been maintained. An expert has said that the Bank of England's decision to maintain interest rates at the level of 0.5 per cent should mean that the country's buy-to-let mortgage sector remains "stable and relatively affordable". According to Chris Horne, editor at Property Hawk, Britain's home credit market has now recovered from the lows seen throughout 2009 and there are now more products available for people to compare savings. Because of the fact that the Monetary Policy Committee opted to keep the base rate at the same mark for the 16th month in succession recently, finance for landlords looking to buy-to-let should be relatively easy to secure, the analyst added. Recent research by Upad - which was published last week (July 12th) - showed that 60 per cent of landlords in the UK are now more confident about the state of the industry than they were previously last month as the country continues to emerge from the global economic downturn. http://www.investalist.co.uk http://www.investalist.co.uk/cheap-property-news/?id=2403 Thu, 22 Jul 2010 12:00:00 GMT http://www.investalist.co.uk/cheap-property-news/?id=288 THE mad price rises for cheap property in Wales may be slowing, the latest figures suggest. Prices in South Wales rose by a tiny 0.1% this month, while there was no change at all in North Wales, according to the latest figures from housing information service Hometrack. However, in Mid Wales, the price growth continues, with a healthy rise of 0.6%. The average price of a cheap property in the area now stands at £140,600. A cheap property in South Wales will currently cost an average of £127,000, with houses in the north of the nation costing £119,300. Recent research by Halifax highlighted strong demand in seaside towns. http://www.investalist.co.uk/cheap-property-news/?id=288 Wed, 30 Aug 2006 12:00:00 GMT http://www.investalist.co.uk/cheap-property-news/?id=457 This is a perfect opportunity for serious property investors looking for high capital growth and a guaranteed rental return. Latest reports indicate that South Australia is riding on a crest of a wave and enjoying an economic boom. So, there is no better time to consider investing in, or moving to the "go ahead" State in Australia" Simply click our "Search Overseas" button to find details of an interesting investment opportunity. Guaranteed Rental Return for 3 years! Automatic Annual Rent. Huge potential for capital growth. Fixed price management. 80% finance available. Average capital growth of 20% per annum over the last five years. http://www.investalist.co.uk/cheap-property-news/?id=457 Thu, 12 Oct 2006 12:00:00 GMT