London first region to register price rise for 8 months time on market suggest pricing across most regions to remain weak [electronic resource]

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Donnell, Richard

Language: English Series: Hometrack Monthly National Housing Survey ; 31 March 2011Publication details: 2011Subject(s):

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Summary: Despite increased demand and rising sale volumes, average prices fell by 0.1%. Supply of new housing coming onto the market continues to grow on back of improved levels of market activity.

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Despite increased demand and rising sale volumes, average prices fell by 0.1%. Supply of new housing coming onto the market continues to grow on back of improved levels of market activity.

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