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House hunters are being tempted back to the market

Supply and demand rises in January market

Last month saw house hunters returning to the property market after being frozen out in December, according to the latest report from the National Association of Estate Agents, which shows demand for housing rising by 11 per cent in January.

The CEBR report predicts a muted 2011 market

CEBR predicts 1.7% house price fall for 2011

Annual house price growth is set to end the year on a negative note, with unemployment and low wage inflation denting mortgage demand, according to the latest forecast from the Centre for Economics and Business Research.

House prices slipped back last month, says LSL

House prices fall by 0.1% in January, says LSL

For the fourth month in a row, house prices in the UK edged downwards in January, according to the latest House Price Index from LSL Property Services, which predicts further falls to come in the spring.

2008 was not a popular year for moving home

Recession saw home moving hit record low

The credit crunch led to the lowest proportion of recent homemovers on record in the UK, according to new figures released by the Official of National Statistics, which show that during 2008/09 only 9 per cent of households had moved to their current address within the previous 12 months.

Housing valuations picked up at the beginning of 2011

Connells reports strong January for valuations market

The New Year brought with it a renewed interest in property valuation, with 9 per cent more homeowners getting their house valued last month, according to the latest report from Connells Survey and Valuation.

Prices are likely to stay flat in 2011, says RICS

Activity to remain muted in the coming year

The housing market is expected to remain subdued in 2011, with low activity levels and little price growth or deflation, according to the annual forecast from the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors.

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