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World Property News Archive:

October 2005

10/3/2005	Britain’s £1.46 billion car boot sale bonanza
10/3/2005	China top for investment potential say consumers
10/3/2005	Council tax rises race ahead of inflation
10/3/2005	SIPPS risks and rewards must be made clear
10/4/2005	British Singletons are a nation of closet hoarders
10/4/2005	Burglary rate drops, but risks remain real
10/4/2005	Sorry! Seems to be the hardest word
10/4/2005	The scientific route to economic growth
10/5/2005	Aircraft threat to tranquil countryside
10/5/2005	Mortgage equity withdrawal rebounds
10/5/2005	Planning applications dwindle
10/5/2005	Shanghai surprise performer at investor show
10/6/2005	Bank leaves interest rates at 4.5%
10/6/2005	Buy-to-let bounces back
10/6/2005	Hot spots hit the home budget
10/6/2005	House prices in biggest rise for a year
10/7/2005	Call to encourage home power generation
10/7/2005	OFT confidence scheme for estate agents
10/7/2005	Super-city skills could two-tier the UK economy
10/7/2005	Win a spot of land at the heart of Britain
10/10/2005	Can’t sell? - Take a look next door
10/10/2005	International approval for Glasgow waterfront
10/10/2005	Rate cut filters through to household income
10/10/2005	Rubbish temptation
10/11/2005	Devon dockyard ship-shape for redevelopment
10/11/2005	House prices at stand-still
10/11/2005	Next generation will be less able to buy homes
10/11/2005	Widening ‘unaffordable’ homes gap
10/12/2005	Cricket is good for your property wealth
10/12/2005	House price 'wealth' may lessen pension peril
10/12/2005	New homes market struggles again
10/12/2005	Realistic pricing knocks consumer confidence
10/13/2005	Britons overspend £350 a month on plastic
10/13/2005	Buy-to-let revival revealed
10/13/2005	Interest rate cut edges away
10/13/2005	Surprise winter weather could ruin your home
10/14/2005	New home builds - water use ‘evidence’ call
10/14/2005	Potential flood victims turn a blind eye
10/14/2005	Spanish tax loopholes could strain your budget
10/14/2005	Throw out cycling, go for ugly veg
10/17/2005	Bank trials novel anti-fraud technology
10/17/2005	Poorest neighbourhoods see far more murders
10/17/2005	Pressing need to use empty homes
10/17/2005	Sellers are pushing up asking prices again
10/18/2005	Britons making ‘meaningful’ travel waves
10/18/2005	Money saving market delight
10/18/2005	Solution reached in beached bathing water talks
10/18/2005	Surveyors give price rise prediction
10/19/2005	Carrot and stick call to fix gridlock
10/19/2005	Land tax proposal ‘seriously flawed’
10/19/2005	UK public increasingly gives identity away
10/19/2005	Unanimous vote for interest rate hold
10/20/2005	Decorating help from virtual makeover software
10/20/2005	First-time buyers take a larger share
10/20/2005	Mortgage lending at highest for nine months
10/20/2005	Romney wind farm gets consent after enquiry
10/21/2005	Confusing utility bills given the elbow
10/21/2005	Do boy racers make better decisions?
10/21/2005	Skills shortage may lead to more flooding
10/21/2005	Wind technology set to blow in from the dragon
10/24/2005	Actuaries meet to discuss improved mortality
10/24/2005	Expect a harsh winter inside as well as out
10/24/2005	House prices continue16-month long fall
10/24/2005	New group to target scarce water resources
10/25/2005	Home help ‘key’ tips
10/25/2005	House price ‘gap’ narrows
10/25/2005	Move to simplify redress in the property sector
10/25/2005	Peg down home purchase stress levels
10/26/2005	Feng Shui set for Britain's next big trend
10/26/2005	Home-ownership plans to sink under regulations
10/26/2005	Last chance for the fixed-rate faction?
10/26/2005	Over the hill when it comes to travel
10/27/2005	Biomass battling against ignorance barrier
10/27/2005	Don’t hibernate - carry on cycling
10/27/2005	Escalating level of house repossessions
10/27/2005	Mortgage jargon baffles first-time buyers
10/28/2005	Home improvements for young disabled eased
10/28/2005	MPs to take new whack at ‘reasonable force’
10/28/2005	Tall ships to boost West Country economy
10/28/2005	What’s changed since the 2000 floods?
10/31/2005	Buoyant letting driven by diverse factors
10/31/2005	Digital TV spurs new aerial regulations
10/31/2005	Equity release to ‘become the norm’
10/31/2005	Right to countryside access completed today

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