Research
Read Chesterton Humberts' research and publications including our monthly commentary on the housing market.
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- Date
- 12 January 2012
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- CHROME
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- Date
- 22 December 2011
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- CHROME
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London home values put in jeopardy by shrinking City
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- 9 November 2011
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- CHROME
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This month’s Chesterton Humberts/CEBR House Price Poll of Polls has added to the picture of increased stability in the UK housing market. Set against a back-drop of rising mortgage approvals and improving credit availability, the Poll of Polls saw...
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- 7 October 2011
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- CHROME
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LONDON According to the Chesterton Humberts/CEBR House Price Poll of Polls for August, average house prices in Kensington and Chelsea breached the one million pound mark for the first time ever. House prices in the area have increased by 17.5% ove...
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- 8 September 2011
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- CHROME, Residential (UK)
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House prices rose for the third consecutive month in July, marking what is becoming an ever clearer picture of house price stability in England and Wales. The typical house price edged up by 0.6% over the month to July, the highest monthly gain...
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- 7 September 2011
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- CHROME
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House prices edged up by 0.3% over the month to June, a moderate increase admittedly, but nevertheless the steepest rise in eleven months. This was also the first significant monthly increase so far in 2011 and is indicative of the stabilisation o...
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- 20 July 2011
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- CHROME
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House prices have begun to stabilise as gradual improvements in economic conditions and the mortgage market have increased buyer sentiment. The number of mortgage approvals in April was 45,166, which equates to quarter-on-quarter growth of 1.8% -...
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- 5 July 2011
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- CHROME
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House prices have risen by 2.9% since the start of the year according to the Chesterton Humberts’ House price Poll of Polls, although much of this growth came in the first quarter. The quarterly growth rate has slowed to 0.4% in July from 2.6% in...
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- 2 August 2010
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- CHROME
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The Emergency Budget presented in late June outlined a number of planned tax rises and spending cuts designed to bring borrowing down to just 1.1% of GDP, after which the ratio of debt to GDP will start to decline.
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- 1 July 2010
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- CHROME