Why there's simply no place like home

Article Abstract:

Christine Willis runs and owns Home from Home, a small company that lets property and is based in London, England. She saw a business opportunity in the increasing number of people with second homes in London which they did not want to sell due to having mortgage debt higher than the value of the home. Hotels are more expensive than renting, so demand is also strong. The company achieved a turnover of some 500,000 pounds sterling for 1995, with a gross profit of 125,000 pounds and overheads at 120,000 pounds.

Management, Home from Home

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Why confidence and home prices are rising

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The real estate industry in north east England is performing well, with rising prices. There are over 40 companies from Korea and Japan operating in the region which has helped boost house prices. The price of country homes is high since there are few available for sale. Corbridge is a popular town as is Darras Hall, close to the airport, and houses can cost between 300,000 pounds sterling and 400,000 pounds. Houses with four to five bedrooms in Gosforth can command prices of 350,000 pounds sterling.

England

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On the waterfront: an Australian fantasy home

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real estate in Sydney, Australia, is valued more of it is close to the waterfront and especially if there are views of the opera house and harbor bridge. Such a house could cost 4 million Australian dollars. Vaucluse and Point Piper are prime locations, but there are cheaper locations by the water. There are also suburbs away from the waterfront which have become fashionable, such as Paddington and Wollahra. Syneys northern beaches are also popular for holidaymakers.

Australia, Sydney, Australia

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