November 2008 Archive

November continued to be a month of financial crises. The Bank of England announced a staggering 150 basis point reduction in the bank rate (traditionally called the "base rate" and the Chancellor did his bit by announcing a temporary VAT reduction.

Here were the posts from November 2008

• Fulham Property Market - Price Reduction Brings in the Buyers


• Landlords in London Need To Take Advantage Of Pre Christmas Demand or Face Longer Void Periods


• Property Prices Bottom Out


• First Time Buyers Having To Fund Larger Deposits In London To Get Best Mortgage Deals


• Over Valuing Costing Vendors Dear in Current London Property Market


• No Christmas Present For London Property Market - Graham Norwood, London Property Market December, 2009


• Ten Credit Crunch Questions To Ask Your Estate Agent When Selling In London


• Flats Selling in London When Priced Correctly


• Tax Rises For Higher Earners Not Helpful to London Property Market


• A to Z of Property Jargon


• Lenders Can Seize Properties Without a Court Order


• Glut of Unsold Property Hits London Rents


• Now a Good Time To Invest in London Property?


• Citigroup Job Cull to Hit 75,000


• London Propert Market - Sensibly Priced Property Attracts Interest


• 300 Estate Agents a Month Quitting Website According To Evening Standard


• Tenant's Ceiling Collapses - and she's a law student!


• Estate Agent Holds One Day Sale


• New Fulham Office - Sales Enquiries Up 60%


• Banks Refusing to Lend on Properties Above Commercial Premises


• Tenants Want To Be In For Christmas


• Notting Hill Buy To Let Market


• Interest Rate Cut Stimulates Interest In London Property


• Is Buy To Let Back - London Property Market


• Higher Value London Properties For Sale - Market Comment


• London Tenants Expect More From Landlords


• Chard London Estate Agents Open New Fulham Broadway Office


• Buy To Let Landlords Warned on Defaulting Tenants


• London Property - Vendors Choose To Rent Not Buy