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House prices rise again in Yorkshire & Humberside but weather depresses activity
18 February 2010 - 12:16

RICS January 2010 Housing Market Survey


UK house prices rose again in January but buyer interest and new instructions to sell property fell as bad weather hit activity in the market, says the RICS national Housing Market survey published today (9 February 2010). 


The survey is based on reports from chartered surveyors across the country and the majority felt the fall in activity levels was temporary due to the bad weather. In general, they are optimistic about the future.


On a regional level,
Surveyors fees
02 February 2010 - 07:10
In January we saw VAT return to 17.5%, but for customers of E Surveyors, this increase has not affected them.

Surveyors fees have been held at 2009 prices and we hope that these highly competitive prices will encourage more people to opt for a homebuyer report and not to rely on the typical mortgage valuation.

In January, I personally have seen at least two houses with drainage defects that for a mortgage company would not have been considered. I have seen dated electrical systems and older style
Chartered Surveyors Jobs
10 December 2009 - 09:35
We are now getting enquiries on a daily basis across the Uk for residential surveys and would like to make contact with Chartered Surveyors that are ideally carrying out Homebuyer Reports and are regulated by the RICS.

Please see the contacts page if you are interested.

Thank you.
Homebuyer Report
22 September 2009 - 08:18
The Homebuyer Report as promoted by RICS is now available through E Surveyors.

Gary Edgar is delighted to have signed up early for the new survey that helps purchasers make an informed decision based on the easy to understand report.

The Homebuyer Report has been developed to help buyers easily see what needs to be done to the property using condition ratings.

The ratings are as follows:


1) No repair is currently needed. The property must be maintained in the normal way.


2) Defects that need
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