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/ FT.com Your money / Your home - Rise in potential homebuyers suggests end of troughSkip to main content, accesskey 's' Homepage, accesskey '1' Thursday Aug 25 2005 . All times are London time. Roger Bove Edit Profile Take a Tour Log out Main navigation menu: Home World Companies Markets Markets & funds data Lex Comment & analysis Technology Business life Your money Your home Your investments Your banking Your insurance Your tax Your pension Global investing FT Wealth Advice & comment Money guides Compare and apply Arts & Weekend In depth FT Reports Jobs & classified Site services Partner sites Chinese.FT.com FT Deutschland Les Echos The New York Times Vedomosti Investors Chronicle moneysupermarket Your money / Your homePrint article | Email article Main page content: Rise in potential homebuyers suggests end of trough By Friederike Tiesenhausen Cave, Economics Reporter Published: August 15 2005 17:55 | Last updated: August 15 2005 17:55 The number of people registering as potential home-buyers with estate agents rose for the second month in a row in July in a sign that activity in the housing market could have passed its trough. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said that buyers interest appears to have been revived. Sales rose in July after four months of stagnation and were just 18 per cent lower than last year, compared with 36 per cent in February. However, overall market conditions remained subdued. On average, chartered surveyors still saw prices decline during July, but the pace of the price falls eased to a five-month low. Jeremy Leaf, Rics housing spokesman, said: Some signs of recovery are evident in the market. Would-be buyers have become more confident as a result of the interest rate outlook, while the economy continues to deliver steady growth despite the past year s slowdown. He added: The recent terror attacks have not had any impact on house prices, even in London. The August interest rate cut will support a further rise in buyer activity, though there is little prospect of a renewed house price boom any time soon. Rics findings of a mild recovery chime with an increase in mortgage approvals over the past half year. According to the Bank of England, banks and building societies approved 96,000 mortgages in June, in line with historical averages. However, Rics predictions of dramatic price falls have not been echoed in transaction prices. Most indices measuring house price levels have shown little change in property prices since the end of last year. In July, 43 per cent of estate agents polled by Rics reported falling prices, compared with 51 per cent who reported stagnating prices and 6 per cent who said prices were rising. The seasonally adjusted net balance of agents reporting falling prices improved from 41 per cent in June to 36 per cent, the lowest since February. House prices slipped across the country, with the exception of Scotland and the north-west, where prices increased for the first time in almost a year. The number of homes put onto the market rose again in July, but growth in the number of sellers eased to the slowest rate in more than a year. Rics said: The stock of unsold properties on the market is still relatively high, giving potential purchasers plenty of choice and the upper hand in negotiations. Most surveyors expect prices to drop again over the coming months, apart from in London and the north-west, but Rics still reported the least negative outlook in a year. The outlook for the number of completed sales was the most optimistic in two years. However, Rics said: Despite an improvement in buyer interest and an interest rate cut in August, the relatively high stock of property for sale will prevent any significant upward pressure on prices emerging. 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From: gw@guardian.co.uk Sent: Wednesday, February 08, 2006 12:40 AM To: Bove, Roger Even Subject: Majordomo file: list \'guardian-weekly\' file \'gw-uk-news/2005.8.21/8.1.txt\' -Academics fear another brain drain Matthew Taylor Low pay, increased adminis...
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Sofia News Agency Soviet Bloc Works Flood UK - Daily Telegraph 2005-08-24 Nearly a quarter of a million workers from the east European countries that joined the EU in 2004 have arrived to work in Britain over the past year, the Daily Telegraph report...
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FT.com / World / UK - House prices see continued slideSkip to main content, accesskey \'s\' Homepage, accesskey \'1\' Monday Aug 29 2005 . All times are London time. Roger Bove Edit Profile Take a Tour Log out World / UKPrint article | Email article ...
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City comment Edited by Kate Rankine, Deputy City Editor (Filed: 08/09/2005) Brown\'s chaotic tax system needs an overhaul, and that\'s flat If anyone doubts that complexity breeds confusion, then they should take a look at how Gordon Brown\'s web of ta...
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FT.com / World / Europe - Brown makes stinging attack on quota dealSkip to main content, accesskey \'s\' Homepage, accesskey \'1\' Thursday Sep 8 2005 . All times are London time. Roger Bove Edit Profile Take a Tour Log out World / EuropePrint article...
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Unions issue policy threat to Brown By Toby Helm, Chief Political Correspondent (Filed: 12/09/2005) Union leaders warned Gordon Brown last night that they would refuse to back his drive to succeed Tony Blair unless he adopted more Left-wing policies....
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Flat rate tax could be Tories\' golden key to the next electionprint close Sun 11 Sep 2005 Flat rate tax could be Tories\' golden key to the next election GERALD WARNER \'LET\'S hear it from the Tories,\" urged this column last June, with reference to the...
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FT.com / World / UK - Blair risks strikes on pension reformsSkip to main content, accesskey \'s\' Homepage, accesskey \'1\' Monday Sep 12 2005 . All times are London time. Roger Bove Edit Profile Take a Tour Log out World / UKPrint article | Email art...
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Beyond Beer And Peanuts in Britain Close Window SEPTEMBER 19, 2005 EUROPEAN BUSINESS Beyond Beer And Peanuts in Britain Industry consolidation has brought better grub - and higher profits - to the pub For years, the pub at the corner of Pimlico Road ...
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FT.com / Comment & analysis / Columnists - John Kay: Eurotunnel needs well-defined ownershipSkip to main content, accesskey \'s\' Homepage, accesskey \'1\' Monday Sep 12 2005 . All times are London time. Roger Bove Edit Profile Take a Tour Log out Com...
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FT.com / World / UK - Rise in exports of services masks industrial declineSkip to main content, accesskey \'s\' Homepage, accesskey \'1\' Monday Sep 12 2005 . All times are London time. Roger Bove Edit Profile Take a Tour Log out World / UKPrint artic...
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FT.com / World / UK - Demand for professional expertise nets trade surplusSkip to main content, accesskey \'s\' Homepage, accesskey \'1\' Monday Sep 12 2005 . All times are London time. Roger Bove Edit Profile Take a Tour Log out World / UKPrint artic...
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FT.com / Comment & analysis / Columnists - Philip Stephens: A flat tax would flatten the ToriesSkip to main content, accesskey \'s\' Homepage, accesskey \'1\' Monday Sep 12 2005 . All times are London time. Roger Bove Edit Profile Take a Tour Log out ...
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Industries\' energy costs surge By Malcolm Moore, Economics Correspondent (Filed: 12/09/2005) Heavy industries face higher gas and electricity bills in the UK than anywhere else in Europe, and their costs have gone up by more than a third this year al...
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Britons Accept Gas Prices of Nearly $7 - New York Times September 14, 2005 Britons Accept Gas Prices of Nearly $7 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Filed at 4:51 p.m. ET JARROW, England (AP) - Peter Welsh, one of many Britons who ignored a call for nationwide...
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FT.com / Comment & analysis / Editorial comment - Productivity miracle still eludes BritainSkip to main content, accesskey \'s\' Homepage, accesskey \'1\' Wednesday Sep 14 2005 . All times are London time. Roger Bove Edit Profile Take a Tour Log out C...
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Energy Central News Today\'s News Sponsor Get more from your energy contracts. Read \"Ten Key Steps to Managing Deregulated Energy Contracts.\" Are you getting the most out of your energy contracts in today\'s deregulated energy marketplace? In a free wh...
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Schrder assails his foe\'s tax proposals: printer friendly version Schrder assails his foe\'s tax proposals By Carter S. Dougherty International Herald Tribune FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2005 NUREMBERG Chancellor Gerhard Schrder lit into his conservative op...
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FT.com / Your money - Insurers forecast poor return on retirement planSkip to main content, accesskey \'s\' Homepage, accesskey \'1\' Tuesday Sep 20 2005 . All times are London time. Roger Bove Edit Profile Take a Tour Log out Your moneyPrint article ...
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FT.com / World / UK - UK finance minister under fire over economySkip to main content, accesskey \'s\' Homepage, accesskey \'1\' Wednesday Sep 28 2005 . All times are London time. Roger Bove Edit Profile Take a Tour Log out World / UKPrint article | E...
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