The Dollar and Sterling still seem to be the talk of the town; the US Dollar staged a swift rally in a thin market simply because investors were not prepared to chase the Euro higher after the weekend's record high. Without the Euro to drive things forward Sterling was subject to a similar round of profit-taking. Some innocent bystanders will have been hurt in the scramble but most simply stood aside and waited for the clear out to run its brief but spectacular course. By evening things had returned to normal and the world was once again engaged in shorting the Dollar.
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[ Posted in Overseas Property Investment News on October 30th, 2007 ]UK Housing Price Growth Slowing
[ Posted in Overseas Property Investment News on October 30th, 2007 ]House prices in England and Wales are still growing, according to data released by the Land Registry, but the rate of growth is slowing a bit. Prices in September rose .4%, bringing the annual growth rate down to 8.7% from 9.4% in August. The cost of the average house rose to £183,896 in September.
US Dollar and Sterling Moneycorp Advice
[ Posted in Overseas Property Investment News on October 30th, 2007 ]London- 29th October 2007. The Dollar and Sterling still seem to be the talk of the town; the US Dollar staged a swift rally in a thin market simply because investors were not prepared to chase the Euro higher after the weekend's record high. Without the Euro to drive things forward Sterling was subject to a similar round of profit-taking. Some innocent bystanders will have been hurt in the scramble but most simply stood aside and waited for the clear out to run its brief but spectacular course. By evening things had returned to normal and the world was once again engaged in shorting the Dollar.
UK Housing Price Growth Slowing
[ Posted in Overseas Property Investment News on October 30th, 2007 ]House prices in England and Wales are still growing, according to data released by the Land Registry, but the rate of growth is slowing a bit. Prices in September rose .4%, bringing the annual growth rate down to 8.7% from 9.4% in August. The cost of the average house rose to £183,896 in September.
Good Mortgage News For Florida Home Buyers, Builders & Realtors
[ Posted in Overseas Property Investment News on October 30th, 2007 ]British Home Loans Florida Inc., the Orlando-based “Foreign National” mortgage specialists, have announced the highly successful results of a year-long market test of an innovative and timely multi-currency home loan specifically designed for Foreign National and US investor home buyers in Florida.
Good Mortgage News For Florida Home Buyers, Builders & Realtors
[ Posted in Overseas Property Investment News on October 30th, 2007 ]British Home Loans Florida Inc., the Orlando-based “Foreign National” mortgage specialists, have announced the highly successful results of a year-long market test of an innovative and timely multi-currency home loan specifically designed for Foreign National and US investor home buyers in Florida.
British Home Loans specialises in assisting Florida builders and Realtors wishing to increase their home sales to the ever-growing “Brit” market in Florida. A recent research study by the National Association of Realtors estimates that the large and growing UK home sales in Florida now totals over $1 billion a year this is in stark contrast to the softening US domestic home sales market.































