Homes for sale news

The latest news about homes for sale in Norfolk

Norfolk homes repossessions soar 10 May 2008 Hundreds of Norfolk homeowners face losing their property as the threat of repossession soared by a fifth to a peak not seen since the recession.

Upbeat forecast by TV property guru 09 May 2008 Property finding expert and TV presenter Phil Spencer brought an extra ray of sunshine to Norfolk yesterday with an optimistic message about the housing market, stating: “It's not as bad as a lot of headlines would have us believe.

Property firm makes some redundancies 01 May 2008 An East Anglian property firm announced a small number of redundancies last night in what it said was a "prudent" step in the current economic climate.

Buy-to-let is still buoyed up 19 April 2008 There were fears that falling house prices would lead to a rush of house sales by landlords desperate to offload their properties – thus making the problem worse. But that does not seem to be happening.

Business prepares second homes for the weekend 21 February 2008 A Norfolk businessman has launched a new business designed to cater for the specific needs of people who have second homes in the county, to “take the hassle out of coming to Norfolk for the weekend”.

Landlords sticking with buy-to-let 13 February 2008 UK landlords are still committed to buy-to-let in the long-term despite recent market turbulence, according to research commissioned by Norwich-based the Money Centre.

Borrowers' sigh of relief at rate cut 08 February 2008 Borrowers breathed another sigh of relief yesterday after the Bank of England trimmed the cost of borrowing for the second time in three months.