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Kuwaiti-backed property vehicle concludes acquisition deal for 71 new Bolton homes - Vimarsana News

Kuwaiti-backed property vehicle concludes acquisition deal for 71 new Bolton homes

Gateway portfolio now has more than 820 properties

Property round-up: Anwyl Homes; DV8 Designs; BusinessComparison; Ascend Properties; Old Library - Vimarsana News

Property round-up: Anwyl Homes; DV8 Designs; BusinessComparison; Ascend Properties; Old Library

Property news from across the North West

Build to rent's glitzy goldrush raises fears for social housing | Commercial property - Vimarsana News

Build to rent's glitzy goldrush raises fears for social housing | Commercial property

Banks, private equity and high-street names like John Lewis are piling in to the sector, but will the poor be priced out?

North West driving detached property price boom | Mortgage Introducer - Vimarsana News

North West driving detached property price boom | Mortgage Introducer

The property market in the North West of England is leading the lockdown detached property price boom, not a London exodus, according to Ascend Properties. Research from the firm shows that across England, the average price paid for a detached house has increased from £349,995 to £375,000 since the start of lockdown, a 7.1% increase. At the same time, sold prices for all other property types have increased by 5.7% from £210,000 to £222,000. 1.4% less than detached homes, but respectable nonetheless. Prior to lockdown, detached houses sold for an average of £280,000 across the North West,...

Over three quarters of buyers want stamp duty holiday extended - Vimarsana News

Over three quarters of buyers want stamp duty holiday extended

An estimated 79% of buyers would like for the stamp duty holiday to be extended, according to data from Ascend Properties.