England House prices rise modestly in June

LONDON (Reuters) - Asking prices for homes in England and Wales picked up modestly from mid-May to mid-June but property inflation held below peaks scaled earlier this year, a survey showed on Monday. Property web site Rightmove said prices rose an annual 13.2 percent during the month. This compares with the previous month's 13.1 percent rise and four-year highs of 15 percent in late March/early April.

Avanta Acquires 43,000 sq ft in Harrow

The building is situated in a prominent position in Harrow, on the south side of College Road, immediately adjacent to the entrance to Harrow on the Hill Bus Station Terminal. It has the additional benefit of multi-story parking facilities adjacent to the rail station and a short distance to the town’s local amenities.

London property prices are rising

The report provides further evidence of the twin-track property market, with prices slowing down across the country, except in London, where they continue to soar to astronomical levels.

London property prices 'rise 33% in a year'

Property prices in London's poshest postcodes are rising at their fastest rate for almost 30 years, figures today indicated. The value of homes in prime areas of the capital swelled by 33.3% in the 12 months to May - the highest rate of annual inflation since March 1979.