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Jackson Rose News
8th February 2011 - SALES!
Due to a fantastic January for sales we are in desperate need of more properties to sell! REMEMBER - there is no VAT on all fees for the remainder of February! Also - do you know anyone on the market - call now and ask how you can make £100!
23rd December 2010 - CHRISTMAS OPENING HOURS - Sales & Lettings 2010!
Thursday 23rd / Friday 24th / Christmas and Boxing Day / Monday 27th / Tuesday 28th CLOSED, Wednesday 29th, Thursday 30th and Friday 31st December OPEN 11.00am - 3.00pm, Saturday 1st January 2011, Sunday 2nd and Monday 3rd January CLOSED. Office re-opens as normal on Tuesday 4th January 2011!
20th December 2010 - Merry Christmas!
All the team at Jackson Rose in Coventry would like to wish all our customers, landlords and vendors and very Merry Christmas and a Very Happy and Prosperous 2011!
7th December 2010 - CONGRATULATIONS to Jill Stansfield (from our Raglan Street Team)!!
Jill passed her NVQ Level 3 yesterday in Health & Social Care for Young People! Well done from all at Jackson Rose!
3rd December 2010 - Are you looking to re-mortgage and don't have time to visit your bank?
Jackson Rose Sales have their very own Kay Alzate who can even come to your home to deal with any of your financial requirements! She has access to all the High Street lenders and can be replied upon to get YOU the best deal! Whether it be a new mortgage, re-mortgage, life insurance or competitive home insurance, call us now for that free, no obligation appointment!
3rd December 2010 - GREAT NEWS - AVOID PAYING 20% VAT ON YOUR FEES!
Jackson Rose Sales are pleases to tell you that the 'Pay No VAT' offer is continuing into 2011! Don't pay 20% VAT on your fees - call us today and if you're already on the market with another agent, we'll match those fees too*! (subject to minimum fee).
1st November 2010 - Industry Report!
Property website Rightmove has suggested that first-time buyers (FTBs) are returning to the housing market.
According to a report by the property website, which questioned 25,584 potential buyers last month, FTBs are encouraged by house price falls.
It found that around 33% of FTBs expect the cost of property to be lower this time next year, up from just 20% in the previous three months.
Meanwhile, just over a quarter of FTBs hope to purchase their first home in the next 12 months – up from 22% in July, said Rightmove.
FTBs are key to the housing market and a shortage of them has meant a full recovery has yet to be seen.
They still need a hefty deposit of at least 25% in order to secure a mortgage, according to figures, and this is why the numbers have been dwindling.
Finally, the survey also found that over half of FTBs are aged between 25 and 34.
October 2010 - Halifax Report!
The Halifax has today revealed UK house prices rose by 1.8% last month, following a 3.6% fall in September.
The latest house price rise takes the average cost of a UK home to £164,919, the Halifax said.
According to the lender, the monthly increase was three times faster than expected and means house prices are 1.2% higher than a year ago.
Meanwhile, the three-month-on-three-month rate of change, which is a more reliable indicator or near-term price trend, revealed a 1.2% fall in October, said the Halifax.
Analysts had expected a rise of 0.6% on the month and a three-month annual rate of 0.7%.
The figures differ vastly from those from the Nationwide Building Society, who last week revealed a 0.7% fall for the month of October.
Commenting on today‘s figures, Halifax housing economist Martin Ellis, said the high level of instructions on the market, coupled with a lack of buyer demand has “put some downward pressure on prices in recent months.”
He added: “We do not believe that prices are set to fall sharply over a sustained period.”
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