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New buy-to-let mortgages launched by NatWest (9th March 2005)
NatWest has announced the launch of two new buy-to-let mortgage deals for the intermediary market.
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The sorcerers' apprentice (7th March 2005)
An acolyte of the super-rich Wilsons is sold on buy-to-let, says Rosie Millard of The Sunday Times
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Buy-to-let still kicking, argues Landlord Mortgages (7th March 2005)
The current slowdown in the housing market is not detracting investor confidence in property investment, research suggests.
Specialist buy-to-let broker Landlord Mortgages says landlords still expect to purchase an average of three properties during 2005, the same number as last year.
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Welsh 'pay off mortgages earlier' (6th March 2005)
Wales has the highest proportion of people who own their homes outright in the UK, according to new figures. More...
Europe CDO pricing beats US for first time (5th March 2005)
Pricing in the European market for collateralised debt obligations (CDOs) has fallen below the US for the first time, in a development seen as marking Europe’s coming of age.
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£60k homes for first-time buyers (5th March 2005)
A Wales-based house building firm says it is the first to meet the UK Government's challenge to build new homes which sell for under £60,000. More...
Overseas dreams turn into reality (4th March 2005)
Conal Gregory looks at what people need to take care of in order to buy that longed-for home abroad – and which professionals they need to talk to.
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Builder goes flat out to attract first time buyers (3rd March 2005)
A HOUSEBUILDER has redrawn plans for a housing development in the Capital in a bid to include more affordable homes.
Barratt East Scotland had planned to build 11 townhouses as part of a 227-home project in Brunswick Road, just off Leith Walk. But the company has now decided to reduce the number of townhouses to eight and build 16 one-bedroom starter flats instead.
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Is the buy-to-let dream over? (1st March 2005)
THOUSANDS of homes have been bought as investments over the past five years by people who believed they could find rich pickings as amateur landlords. Until recently, it seemed that they were right. But the climate has changed suddenly. This special report by Neil Simpson and Sally Hamilton explains why and looks at the prospects for buy-to-let investors.
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Six-year low for mortgages (27th February 2005)
THE number of people taking mortgages to buy homes dropped to its lowest level for six years in January, giving a strong signal that the UK property boom is over. More...
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