INEA ON STATE OF THE ART FASTER SERVER As of 22nd November INEA has been moved to a new and much faster server which has greatly improved connection for users. More... House sales pick up as sellers become realistic The number of properties changing hands rose for the second consecutive month in October as sellers began to price their homes more realistically. More... Multimillion clear out for develop Dozens of homes will be sold at knock-down prices in a one-off multimillion-pound property clearance sale. More... SCOTTISH PRICES SUFFERS BIGGEST DROP IN 16 YEARS The bank's Scottish House Price Monitor showed the average domestic property dropped in value by four per cent in the three months to October 31. It said the fall was the largest in the 16-year history of the monitor. More... Buy-to-let: professional investors cash in Small landlords are feeling the pinch as banks tighten up - but the big players sense a buying opportunity. Other large investors feel it is a prime time to buy in advance More... Neverland Ranch has changed ownership The new keeper of the sprawling estate, which includes an amusement park and zoo, is Sycamore Valley Ranch Co. LLC, a joint venture between Jackson and an affiliate of Colony Capital LLC. More... London's Canary Wharf developments get go-ahead London mayor Boris Johnson has approved planning proposals for major developments at Canary Wharf including five million square feet of offices, a new Crossrail station and a 37-storey hotel. More... ITS TIME TO KICK START THE MARKET AND HELP FTB's Lenders need to loosen their belts and government need to make effective changes to help kick start the market. Come on guys, you've had your tremendous base rate drop, please pass over some of the savings, or to the government think closer about changes More... Stamp duty savings leap but house market shrinks Conditions remain challenging for first-time buyers, with numbers entering the market falling from 28,200 in September last year to 13,400 in the same month this year. Banks are also turning the screws on first-time buyers by seeking larger deposits, whic More... High Str's may be ghost towns once recession ends Britain's high streets could be ghost towns when the recession ends, if, as some expect, the consumer slowdown triggers a sharp rise in stores closing. According to a survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), one in five shops could be “void” by the time th More... Countrywide joins company danger list The group showed operating losses of £29m in the nine months to September 30 and reported a 33% decline in revenues to £327m, according to an S&P report last week. More... Banks that don't pass on rates cuts ‘shameful' "Those lenders involved in this damaging standoff should be ashamed of the lack of commitment that they have shown to helping house-hunters. The biggest problem in the housing market today is a lack of consumer confidence - and a clear commitment from all More... Bank of England Reduces Bank Rate by 1.5 % The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee today voted to reduce the official Bank Rate paid on commercial bank reserves by 1.5 percentage points to 3%. More... AUCTION A WASH OUT IN WALES A 74-lot auction of homes, flats and plots of land held by Peter Alan at the Copthorne Hotel in Cardiff on Tuesday evening attracted just three bids. More... EVER THOUGHT OF SHARE BUYING A PROPERTY For any sharing arrangement to work, the partners must be like-minded and have compatible requirements. This takes time to negotiate and the agreement should always be documented in a contract. yours2share enables people to find like-minded partners to sh More... FIRST AUCTION PROPERTY VIA INEA SELLS AT AUCTION A terraced house in Shortlands Rd, Sittingbourne was a first for INEA. The property sold via Clive Emson Auctioneers in excess of its guide price. More... Where are the 10 worst performing Streets House prices have been on a downward spiral for more than a year with sales falling to the lowest level in at least 30 years - but do you live in the street where values have fallen the most? More... House sawn in two due to divorce A couple in rural Cambodia has terminated their 18-year marriage with a divorce settlement that entailed sawing in two the wooden house they once shared, villagers said Friday. More...

INEA ON STATE OF THE ART FASTER SERVER As of 22nd November INEA has been moved to a new and much faster server which has greatly improved connection for users. More... House sales pick up as sellers become realistic The number of properties changing hands rose for the second consecutive month in October as sellers began to price their homes more realistically. More... Multimillion clear out for develop Dozens of homes will be sold at knock-down prices in a one-off multimillion-pound property clearance sale. More... SCOTTISH PRICES SUFFERS BIGGEST DROP IN 16 YEARS The bank's Scottish House Price Monitor showed the average domestic property dropped in value by four per cent in the three months to October 31. It said the fall was the largest in the 16-year history of the monitor. More... Buy-to-let: professional investors cash in Small landlords are feeling the pinch as banks tighten up - but the big players sense a buying opportunity. Other large investors feel it is a prime time to buy in advance More... Neverland Ranch has changed ownership The new keeper of the sprawling estate, which includes an amusement park and zoo, is Sycamore Valley Ranch Co. LLC, a joint venture between Jackson and an affiliate of Colony Capital LLC. More... London's Canary Wharf developments get go-ahead London mayor Boris Johnson has approved planning proposals for major developments at Canary Wharf including five million square feet of offices, a new Crossrail station and a 37-storey hotel. More... ITS TIME TO KICK START THE MARKET AND HELP FTB's Lenders need to loosen their belts and government need to make effective changes to help kick start the market. Come on guys, you've had your tremendous base rate drop, please pass over some of the savings, or to the government think closer about changes More... Stamp duty savings leap but house market shrinks Conditions remain challenging for first-time buyers, with numbers entering the market falling from 28,200 in September last year to 13,400 in the same month this year. Banks are also turning the screws on first-time buyers by seeking larger deposits, whic More... High Str's may be ghost towns once recession ends Britain's high streets could be ghost towns when the recession ends, if, as some expect, the consumer slowdown triggers a sharp rise in stores closing. According to a survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), one in five shops could be “void” by the time th More... Countrywide joins company danger list The group showed operating losses of £29m in the nine months to September 30 and reported a 33% decline in revenues to £327m, according to an S&P report last week. More... Banks that don't pass on rates cuts ‘shameful' "Those lenders involved in this damaging standoff should be ashamed of the lack of commitment that they have shown to helping house-hunters. The biggest problem in the housing market today is a lack of consumer confidence - and a clear commitment from all More... Bank of England Reduces Bank Rate by 1.5 % The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee today voted to reduce the official Bank Rate paid on commercial bank reserves by 1.5 percentage points to 3%. More... AUCTION A WASH OUT IN WALES A 74-lot auction of homes, flats and plots of land held by Peter Alan at the Copthorne Hotel in Cardiff on Tuesday evening attracted just three bids. More... EVER THOUGHT OF SHARE BUYING A PROPERTY For any sharing arrangement to work, the partners must be like-minded and have compatible requirements. This takes time to negotiate and the agreement should always be documented in a contract. yours2share enables people to find like-minded partners to sh More... FIRST AUCTION PROPERTY VIA INEA SELLS AT AUCTION A terraced house in Shortlands Rd, Sittingbourne was a first for INEA. The property sold via Clive Emson Auctioneers in excess of its guide price. More... Where are the 10 worst performing Streets House prices have been on a downward spiral for more than a year with sales falling to the lowest level in at least 30 years - but do you live in the street where values have fallen the most? More... House sawn in two due to divorce A couple in rural Cambodia has terminated their 18-year marriage with a divorce settlement that entailed sawing in two the wooden house they once shared, villagers said Friday. More...