Monthly Archives: October 2010

The Prince’s Foundation for the Built Environment may fill hole left by quango cuts.

The value of an average UK home decreased by more than a month’s wages in October, reports say.

Paying for a survey on a house before you buy could save money in the long-term, says Rics.

David Cameron has stated that the decision made on the housing benefit cap in the spending review will be final.

Precise Mortgages has been given approval to start lending to owner-occupiers by the Financial Services Authority.

Properties worth £1m plus experienced a significant jump in sales between 2009-10

The number of new homes built last year was the lowest on record.

Land markets are becoming polarised due to economic conditions and weakness in the housing market.

Half of the social housing budget has been cut by George Osborne in today’s spending review, although £4.5 billion worth of funds is set to be redirected into building 150,000 new homes.

Only 243 affordable homes will be built before March 2010 due to spending cuts, according to new figures.