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Thursday 29 July 2010 7:14 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 31 May 2019 12:58 am

PROPERTY NEWS

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HIGH DEMAND TO KEEP FARMLAND PRICES UP
Increased demand for commercial farmland and a continued lack of supply are keeping rural land price high, the latest Rural Land Market Survey from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) will show today. Over the past six months a net 47 per cent of estate agents reported a rise rather than a fall in demand for commercial farmland. Surveyors expect farmland prices to continue rising over the next year with commercial farmland to see the sharpest rises.

winkworth opens country house office
There’s no shortage of Londoners looking to escape to the peace and quiet of the countryside. And to meet their demands, estate agency Winkworth has just opened a new country house department specifically to offer a bespoke service for those moving out of London or those selling their country property. The new department will be based in West London and will serve as a central office for Winkworth’s network of country offices in places such as Bath and Northampton.

WINKWORTH OPENS COUNTRY HOUSE OFFICE
There’s no shortage of Londoners looking to escape to the peace and quiet of the countryside. And to meet their demands, estate agency Winkworth has just opened a new country house department specifically to offer a bespoke service for those moving out of London or those selling their country property. The new department will be based in West London and will serve as a central office for Winkworth’s network of country offices in places such as Bath and Northampton.

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