Sutton Kersh has attracted 100 lots for its next property auction taking place in Liverpool on Thursday, 17th July.
The sale at the Liverpool City Centre Marriott Hotel includes a wide choice of stock in all categories, with guide prices starting from nil reserve.
Among the highlights is a vacant three bedroom extended semi-detached property on Blackmoor Drive in L12, which benefits from double glazing, central heating and front and rear gardens. The guide price is £110,000 plus.
Elsewhere, a vacant three bedroom semi-detached in Ormskirk is guided at £100,000 to £110,000.
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House price growth in the UK remained strong last month, the Nationwide building society has said.
Its latest survey found that the annual rise in house prices jumped from 11.1% to 11.8% in June, with all regions across the UK seeing an increase. Prices increased 1% in June, compared with a 0.7% rise in May.
House prices have now surpassed their 2007 peak, Nationwide said, with the average value of a UK property now at £188,903.
The building society said there were "significant variations" across the UK with the south of England continuing to see the strongest growth in house prices.
The average value of English farm land rose by almost 3% in the second three months of 2014 to £7,517 an acre, according to the latest index report from Knight Frank.
During the past 12 months values have increased on average by 17% and over the past 10 years by 208%, the data also shows. This compares with 244% for gold, 135% for prime residential property in central London, 52% for the FTSE 100, and just 23% for average UK house prices
The report points out that availability remains limited. So far around 16% fewer acres have been advertised publicly for sale this year, according to the
London house prices are rising at their fastest annual rate in more than 11 years, as the gap between the capital and rest of the country continues to widen.
Prices in London rose 18.5pc year-on-year in May, nearly triple the 6.7pc annual increase seen across the country, according to Land Registry figures.
Average property prices in the capital are now £439,719, compared to an average of £172,035 for England and Wales.
Mark Carney, the Governor of the Bank of England, who on Thursday announced measures to head off a property bubble, said that while growth in house prices was not a problem yet
Leading estate agent Mullucks Wells has created specially tailored ‘for sale’ boards for properties which are on the market on the precise route of the Tour de France in Essex and Cambridgeshire, to celebrate the event.
Six properties in Essex stand alongside the exact route that the 198 cyclists will take in Stage 3 of one of the most famous free sporting events in the world. The homes with a road side view of the action also have the advantage of a prime spot as the publicity caravan rolls through, generating the carnival atmosphere famed the world over. More than 3 billion people are
The right of council tenants to buy their homes in Scotland is due to be abolished by the Scottish Parliament.
The Conservatives will make a last-ditch attempt to block the move at Holyrood. But the government proposal is set to be backed by a large majority of MSPs.
The right to buy was brought in across the UK by Margaret Thatcher's government in 1980, with almost half a million homes being sold under the system.
Right to buy has driven-up home ownership in Scotland. But it has also contributed to an acute shortage of social housing. That is why the Scottish government has said it wanted to
Auction House Scotland is poised to sell its most expensive house next month (guide price £1.3m), which is recorded as once having sheltered Bonnie Prince Charlie.
The award winning brand is expected to auction up to 100 lots in its largest ever sale in Glasgow on 3 July 2014. Monkstadt, an impressive estate on the Isle of Skye is being auctioned with a starting price tag of £1.3m. The 'B' Listed house was originally built as a Laird's house for the Macdonald’s of Sleat using stone and other materials from nearby Duntulm Castle. There is a record that Lady Margaret Macdonald from Benbecula to
A one bedroom garden flat in a prestigious area of north west London is due to be auctioned next month at the bargain price of £350,000.
The property, 44 Priory Road, South Hampstead, is close to the shops and restaurants of West End Lane, and while similar homes in the road are selling for more than £700,000 this one has a lifetime tenancy attached. This means the current tenant can live at the property rent free and any new owner will not be able to receive an income during their tenure.
Auction House London Director, Jamie Royston said, “This is more of a long term pension investment than
Margaret Thatcher's former home is to go on the market for up to £35 million after wealthy foreign buyers have been attracted by its “blue plaque effect”.
The house in Belgravia, London, will go up for sale after its current owners complete a major refurbishment project which will include two basement floors and a connection to a mews property behind.
Lady Thatcher lived at the property on Chester Square, which was sold for just £4.16m because of its short lease, until the year before her death at the age of 87.
It is expected a figure of around £35m could well be realised as trophy-hunter
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