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19 hours and 17 minutes ago
The British government, aiming to revive a slumping housing market, on Tuesday announces it will
temporarily suspend a tax on certain residential property sales and introduce other measures
designed to aid firsttime home buyers and homeowners in danger of ...
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FT.com - Europe homepage -
1 days and 4 hours ago
The housing market suffered another month of extreme weakness, according to Halifax, the mortgage
lender, which estimated prices in August were 10.9 per cent lower than a year earlier, in data
suggesting that the current turmoil is significantly worse than that of the early 1990s
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TimesOnline: Britain -
2 days and 14 hours ago
The lukewarm response to the measures to stimulate the housing market must have caused even the
usually relentlessly perky Hazel Blears, the Communities Secretary, to sigh a little.
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Times Online:rss -
2 days and 14 hours ago
The lukewarm response to the measures to stimulate the housing market must have caused even the
usually relentlessly perky Hazel Blears, the Communities Secretary, to sigh a little.
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TimesOnline: Britain -
2 days and 14 hours ago
Gordon Brown attempted to revive the flagging housing market - and his own political fortunes -
yesterday with a £1.6 billion rescue package that included a surprise suspension of stamp
duty, but experts said the move was merely “sticking plaster” and some even thought it
could make things worse.
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Times Online:rss -
2 days and 14 hours ago
Gordon Brown attempted to revive the flagging housing market - and his own political fortunes -
yesterday with a £1.6 billion rescue package that included a surprise suspension of stamp
duty, but experts said the move was merely “sticking plaster” and some even thought it
could make things worse.
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