LETTINGS – Property of the Week

Posted on January 19th, 2010 in Lettings by jack

Through Lounge

We are proud to offer this charming two bedroom cottage in Queen’s Park Estate. For more details please follow the link below:

http://www.johnbarclay.co.uk/property-to-let/000569/westminster/-north-kensington-w10/first-avenue

To arrange a viewing call 02089693322

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Property of the week

Posted on January 14th, 2010 in Selling by admin

loungeA charming one bedroom first floor flat set in a terrace conversion. This newly refurbished flat is offering bright, well presented rooms with high ceiling throughout, double glazed windows and laminate flooring. The property is within easy reach of shops and amenities of Maida Vale and Kilburn High Road, whilst a selection of bars and restaurants can be found close by on Salusbury Road

http://www.johnbarclay.co.uk/property-for-sale/

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House prices increase for sixth month

Posted on January 11th, 2010 in Estate News by admin

Interesting article byThe Negotiator” (the leading magazine for estate agents)

House prices increased 1% to £169,042 in December, marking the sixth consecutive rise in prices over the last year.

Prices also saw the first annual increase since March 2008, with prices up 1.1%.

Martin Ellis, housing economist for Halifax, says: “The significant cut in interest rates following the worldwide financial upheaval in the autumn of 2008 has markedly reduced the burden of servicing a mortgage for many households. This has helped to stimulate housing demand, albeit from a low base. The recent improvement in the labour market, highlighted by increasing numbers of people in employment in both September and October, has also supported housing demand.

“The prospects for the market this year will depend on how the UK economy evolves and whether there is a significant increase in the supply of properties for sale. Overall, our current view is that house prices will be flat during 2010.”

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