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29 Thursday Dec 2011
Landlords and Tenants…Free Champagne?
Free champagne for any property introduced and let by Greatlets by 14th February 2012
Send your property details to us;
www.greatlets.co.uk/rent-property-form.php
15 Thursday Dec 2011
Posted champagne, Landlord services, Property Rentals, Uncategorized
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000, 000.00, £10, boilers, gas, Homeserve, market issues, share price
Homeserve’s shares slid 16 per cent after the company warned that it might have to spend tens of millions of pounds to deal with concerns about how it is marketing its insurance products.
The domestic repairs and insurance group said it would face a one-off cost of up to £10m in the second half of the year, and an additional £10m each year for changes to the way it did business, as it gave more details of the impact of its discovery that some customers might not have fully understood what they were buying.
Does anyone have any stories about Homeserve service….we have quite a few we cant publish at this time!
12 Monday Dec 2011
Posted Property Rentals
inUK house prices are falling, but rents and yields are rising. UK house prices fell by 0.9%m/m in November and 1.7%y/y according to the Halifax. Low transaction levels cause volatility in the price numbers but also confirm the weakness in the market overall. But while house prices are falling, the rental market is more buoyant. Residential rents and yields are still increasing, though fewer landlords thought so in the three months to November, than did so in the previous three months
after RBS
11 Sunday Dec 2011
Posted champagne, Landlord services, property rental
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05 Monday Dec 2011
Posted economy, Property Rentals
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While it has been another gloomy week, there are some signs of hope. The OECD revised down its forecasts of global growth and warned about the risks of Eurozone for the future. In the UK the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement was more downbeat, while the new Governor of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, highlighted his concerns of sovereign debt for the banking sector. The seriousness of the situation was not lost on the world’s major central banks. To counter US financial institutions worries about their Eurozone exposures, six of them came together in a co-ordinated action to increased dollar liquidity. This was well received by the markets and was bolstered by the fact that, either by coincidence or design, China loosened its monetary policy too. The politicians are also coming together. Talks of greater fiscal union and speeding up changes to the treaties have shown that the political momentum behind action to save the euro is gathering quickly. There are still many obstacles ahead, but there is a chink of light at the end of the eurotunnel.
after RBS
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