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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Taylor Wimpey Plc | TW. | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| -0.30 | -0.24% | 126.80 | 09:33:43 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 128.10 | 126.65 | 128.10 | 127.10 |
| Industry Sector |
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| HOUSEHOLD GOODS & HOME CONSTRUCTION |
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Posted at 19/11/2024 16:52 by jugears Very few investors buy new builds anyway( excluding housing associations) |
Posted at 19/11/2024 16:48 by beckers2008 K,'No sane private landlord is buying new build to rent out' Or second hand homes. Labour have killed new and existing investors in the PRS. Rents are going one way, the same as new builds, second hand homes, that is up! |
Posted at 10/11/2024 15:56 by sikhthetech Jugears,"come the spring buying season we will see the housing market pick up momentum" It's spring buying season now, is it? Whatever happened to investors will buy in Sept or after school holidays are over or budget or US election. Whatever happend to investors will return after school holidays are finished???? lol As per the assertions, those who are currently short are making money, those who just hold on, aren't. Short, trading hyped sectors then short... exactly as expected. ;-) |
Posted at 07/11/2024 22:33 by beckers2008 B2,It's so obvious that DvD, Kreature and Sikhthetech are not investors. It is also obvious to any investor that... 'Our view' is the view of HL. DvD, Kreature, Sikhthetech and the other trolls on this BB are not credible. Now, when is the house price going to happen, lol! Come on 'Sikhthetech' tell us, you have been wrong for only 6 years, lol, just lol! |
Posted at 30/10/2024 15:22 by jugears Sick, Chinese/Indian investor do not buy houses on cheap TW housing estates, I have worked for many foreign property investors over the years to know that!, We need more houses coming to the market far more than buy to let will produce & why should't all gains be taxed across the board at the same rate anyway? TBF if you buy a house with 300k cash & rent it out for less than 15K a year then IMEO its currently a bad investment anyway & if you sell it for a 150k profit the you should pay the same rate as a high rate tax payer(IMO) |
Posted at 30/10/2024 15:06 by sikhthetech UH,I know Chinese/Indian investors usually buy new build. Those investors would also be buying to rent. The Stamp duty change as well as other changes have made the b2l market unfavourable. I expect to see more b2l investors selling. |
Posted at 30/10/2024 14:37 by uhound Increase SDT on investment properties may impact house builders. I know some on here think investors buy new builds because of their energy performance credentials.In reality, most savy investors look at the numbers when investing, so SDT increase won't help, but not sure how big the new build market is for BTL. |
Posted at 07/10/2024 10:36 by sikhthetech Zoopla data shows how the housing market is doing.A massive 32% of homes listed on Zoopla are chain free, suggesting landlords dumping their 2nd homes, increasing supply. 20% of homes currently listed were also listed within the last 2 years, so sellers trying again to ditch homes. 20% of homes listed have been for more than 6months, shows houses are not being snapped up as quickly as some suggest. Lower offers suggesting lower single digit price growth. Housing market remains uncertain. Affordability still a problem. There's a lot of 2nd homes coming onto the market, so why buy new build? Time To Sell Up? Housing market stronger now than last year "Landlords considering quitting the sector will be buoyed by Zoopla’s statement today that current mortgage rates – the lowest for 15 months – are supporting a rebound in sales activity across the UK. " "The number of homes for sale continues to grow as greater confidence amongst sellers sees more homes listed for sale – this includes homeowners looking to move as mortgage rates fall but also investors and second home owners selling in response to recent and possible tax changes. A third (32%) of homes for sale on the site are currently ‘chain free’ as investors and second home owners look to sell homes amidst recent tax changes and speculation around further tax changes in the upcoming October Budget. The most common ‘chain free’ homes are 2 bed houses with 41% currently listed as chain free on Zoopla. Previously rented homes account for 13% of homes for sale on Zoopla. " "Affordability continues to be a constraint on house price growth, especially in southern England." "The portal says greater choice for home buyers is expected to keep house price growth in check in the months ahead. Most new listings are home-owners looking to sell and buy another home. However, not all homes are ‘brand’ new to the market. A fifth of homes currently for sale were previously on the market at some stage in the last two years. " "While market conditions are improving, setting the right price is important to attract buyers. The same applies to the fifth of homes for sale that have been on the market for more than six months, still unsold." |
Posted at 06/10/2024 13:43 by sikhthetech As expected,A massive 32% of homes listed on Zoopla are chain free, suggesting landlords dumping their 2nd homes, increasing supply. 20% of homes currently listed were also listed within the last 2 years, so sellers trying again to ditch homes. 20% of homes listed have been for more than 6months, shows houses are not being snapped up as quickly as some suggest. Lower offers suggesting lower single digit price growth. Housing market remains uncertain. Affordability still a problem. There's a lot of 2nd homes coming onto the market, so why buy new build? Time To Sell Up? Housing market stronger now than last year "Landlords considering quitting the sector will be buoyed by Zoopla’s statement today that current mortgage rates – the lowest for 15 months – are supporting a rebound in sales activity across the UK. " "The number of homes for sale continues to grow as greater confidence amongst sellers sees more homes listed for sale – this includes homeowners looking to move as mortgage rates fall but also investors and second home owners selling in response to recent and possible tax changes. A third (32%) of homes for sale on the site are currently ‘chain free’ as investors and second home owners look to sell homes amidst recent tax changes and speculation around further tax changes in the upcoming October Budget. The most common ‘chain free’ homes are 2 bed houses with 41% currently listed as chain free on Zoopla. Previously rented homes account for 13% of homes for sale on Zoopla. " "Affordability continues to be a constraint on house price growth, especially in southern England." "The portal says greater choice for home buyers is expected to keep house price growth in check in the months ahead. Most new listings are home-owners looking to sell and buy another home. However, not all homes are ‘brand’ new to the market. A fifth of homes currently for sale were previously on the market at some stage in the last two years. " "While market conditions are improving, setting the right price is important to attract buyers. The same applies to the fifth of homes for sale that have been on the market for more than six months, still unsold." |
Posted at 02/8/2024 15:09 by sikhthetech HB sector has been hyped, a dose of reality is sinking in.Affordability is a major problem. Labour want to build 300k homes pa or 1.5m over the 5 year term in the hope it will keep house prices stable. Really? Watch the demand fall and supply increase. From 2 years ago: sikhthetech - 15 Sep 2022 - 12:01:16 - 9345 of 13788 The fact is during the previous housing market crash, there was a more favourable investment market for BtL investors. It was worth being a B2L investor. Now the market for 2nd homes/B2l is no longer so. Investors don't wait until the last minute until changes in law come about. Savvy investors plan ahead, think what's happening in the future and how it will impact their investments, whether it be property, shares etc. A housing market crash would be enough for lots of B2l investors to quit. Beckers, Fenners, Imastu and Angers don't understand those basic points. Watch the supply rise and the demand fall. |
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