★ OFFER IN 48 HOURS ★ COMPLETE IN A FEW WEEKS ★
★ NO ESTATE AGENT FEES OR LEGAL FEES ★
★ NO SURVEYS OR REPORTS ★
★ OFFER IN 48 HOURS ★ COMPLETE IN A FEW WEEKS ★
★ NO ESTATE AGENT FEES OR LEGAL FEES ★
★ NO SURVEYS OR REPORTS ★
With dwindling figures of the housing market in the United Kingdom last month, it may be a gloomy 2012 as far as the general housing industry is concerned. Even if is too early to conclude, the figures show a different turn. If the UK can stay away from recession, one can be hopeful of more stable housing rates and a sound housing market.
Property and other real estate assets owned by the affluent coming from all over the globe are referred to as prime properties. Despite its growth for the past two years in the midst of global financial difficulty, these prime residential properties are now expected to feel the heat with the continuing global economic turmoil still fanning the embers. Prime properties in Asia, Europe, Middle East and Africa are no longer exempt from this and are now greatly affected.
"We are in a very critical situation," said Chancellor Angela Merkel in her weekly radio address. "We are going to discuss with leaders of the financial institutions what can be done to head off a credit crunch."
The German government is rushing through a fresh package of measures to shore up ailing banks and prevent a second wave of the debt crisis suffocating large parts of manufacturing industry.
Jones Lang Lasalle stated in their UK Residential report published yesterday that prices will close in 2009 at 0% growth while next year they will come down down again.
They explained that the market will not recover until 2012. Only in 2014 will the market grow again with London and southern regions picking up first.
The is very bad news for UK house holders who have suffered severely during the recession and the financial crisis.
The Council of Mortgage Lenders has cut its forecast for the number of repossessions this year to 48,000.
Having anticipated 75,000 repossessions in 2009 in last year's housing market forecasts, the forecast had already been revised down to 65,000 in June, but is now being cut again in recognition of lender forbearance, government measures and the beneficial effect of continuing low interest rates which are helping most borrowers facing difficulty to keep their homes.
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