- Insurance for University Students
A recent report by Nationwide building society found that parents were not properly insuring their child's contents (now they are back at University) under their homeowner insurance policy for contents away from the home. These days students tend to have more a new personal possessions such as ipod's, TV's bikes and computers. The report urged parents to check whether or not their buildings insurance policy had the provision for contents insurance away from the home as well as for accidental damage. According to Nationwide the average value of possessions students have taken with them to their university shared housing or halls of residence is £1,500.
(Filed: Wed Sep 19 2007)
- Record Summer Floods in England: Insurance Implications
The summer has seen almost unprecedented weather conditions in the United Kingdom with many areas severely effected by flooding and the clean up operation still in full swing. With reports of further bad weather on the way many homeowners are very worried about possible damage to their homes.
(Filed: Wed Sep 19 2007)
- Bratislava Likely To Benefit from Schengen Zone Extension
Propertastic! today announced that it believes that property prices in Slovakia’s capital, Bratislava, are likely to increase rapidly as a result of the country’s joining the borderless travel Schengen zone on 1 January 2008.
(Filed: Sat Sep 15 2007)
- Resale property in Morocco takes off.
London's only Moroccan run property agency Property Borders reports on the current state of the resale property market in Morocco.
(Filed: Sat Sep 15 2007)
- Asilah the Tuscany of Morocco.
It is little wonder that western investors and holiday home buyers are flocking to this beautiful region of Morocco known by Moroccans across the country as the Tuscany of Morocco.
(Filed: Mon Sep 10 2007)
- Rising in the East: Canary Wharf’s 45 Storey Residential Landmark
Young Group announces the launch of The Landmark East Tower in Canary Wharf (www.thelandmarke14.com). The iconic 45 storey tower will rise to 140 metres, making it one of Europe’s tallest residential buildings, and apartments are available from £355,000.
(Filed: Thu Aug 30 2007)
- Local Business Woman Becomes Latest Portsmouth Letting Agent
Tenants and Landlords in the Portsmouth area can now choose the services of a brand new Letting Agent. Local entrepreneur Karen Sheppard has recently opened Sheppards Lettings onto the cities growing letting market, and is confident that her personal experience of Portsmouth's property scene will give her clients a significant advantage over the services offered by some of her bigger rivals.
(Filed: Mon Aug 06 2007)
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