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- London commercial buildings insurance holders 'will have resilient 2010'
Commercial buildings insurance policyholders with retail property in London will continue to see a robust market in the capital this year, according to an expert. - Commercial buildings insurance holders 'unlikely to change rents in 2010'
Commercial buildings insurance policyholders with retail property are unlikely to change rental prices this year, according to an expert. - Commercial property insurance holders 'have seen market bottom'
There is growing evidence to suggest commercial property insurance policyholders have seen the bottom of the market, according to an expert.
- Norwegian property insurance holders see house prices rise 12%
Property insurance policyholders in Norway saw prices rise by 12 per cent last year as the Scandinavian country led the market recovery in Europe. - Searches for overseas property rising, but caution urged
Reports of increasing searches for overseas property should be taken with a pinch of salt, those with landlords building insurance have been told. - 'Fantastic opportunities' in Spain for property insurance policyholders
Within the coming year there will be "fantastic opportunities" for property insurance policyholders to purchase in Spain, according to an expert.
- Housing market predictions difficult for property insurance holders
Landlord property insurance policyholders looking for a solid prediction as to how well the housing market will progress in the coming year are likely to be sorely disappointed. - Property sales rose steeply in second half of 2009
The second half of 2009 saw a major rebound in the housing market when many more transactions were completed by property insurance policyholders, according to new figures. - House prices fall 1.5% in February
House prices fell by 1.5 per cent in February, marking the first decline since June 2009, property insurance policyholders have been told.
- 2010 'will be year of the buy to let insurance policyholder'
2010 will be the year of the buy to let insurance policyholder as people continue to prefer to rent, according to an expert. - Buy to let insurance holders 'will benefit from govt green plans'
Private renters and buy to let insurance policyholders will benefit from government plans to help householders to make their homes warmer and cheaper to run, according to an expert. - Mortgage comparison site for landlord property insurance holders launched
A comparison site for buy to let mortgages has been launched by the Association of Residential Letting Agents (Arla) for landlord property insurance policyholders.
- Flood warning system extension 'will not affect property insurance premiums'
The Environment Agency (EA) has announced plans to extend its flood warning system, but homeowners should be assured it will not affect property insurance premiums.
- VAT cut 'would lead to fewer rogue builders' for home repairs
Buy to let buildings insurance holders could get fewer rogue builders and be more able to make repairs to their home if the VAT on home improvements was cut, an expert has claimed. - OFT ruling on unfair fees 'welcome'
An Office of Fair Trading (OFT) ruling which found that letting agent Foxtons charged unfair fees to landlord buildings insurance holders, has been welcomed by an industry body. - Mixed news for water bills could affect buy to let insurance holders
Average water bills will remain relatively steady over the next year, although there will be varied prices across the country, buy to let insurance policyholders may be interested to learn.



