Market nerve restored

Article Abstract:

An inadequate supply of good quality residential properties and increased demand from buyers has lead to a boom in the prices of property in the county of Surrey. The most popular market is classic character or period homes, with the average price for a manor house having increased from 1.78 million pounds sterling in 1998 to 2.63 million pounds sterling in 2000.

Real estate industry, Surrey, England

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Hunt for urban bleak spots

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning financial aspects of property development put forward by British Chancellor Gordon Brown are discussed. Particular attention is given to tax reductions aimed at encouraging development of inner-city areas, including a VAT reduction to 5%.

Taxation, Political activity, Real estate development, Brown, Gordon (British chancellor)

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Showers but sunny

Article Abstract:

Residential development is doing well in Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Gloucestershire, England, despite flooding in early 2000. The attractions of the countryside here are a big draw for those seeking to leave urban life..

Real estate, Demographic aspects, Real property, Gloucestershire, England

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