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Vs. South
Towns & Villages
Property Types
Map shows Surrey boundary. Shaded
area is now part of Greater London.
Surrey - a good place to live
With its proximity to London and beautiful
countryside Surrey has for long been a desirable place
to live.
Today Surrey also boasts:
It�s not surprising therefore that homes in
Surrey are much in demand. Indeed, apart from London, Surrey
has on average the most expensive property in the UK. Of course,
this is bad news for home buyers but on the positive side
this also means that Surrey property has proved to be an excellent
long-term investment.
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What kind of people live in Surrey?
Usually when journalists refer to Surrey they sloppily still use the outdated cliche "Surrey's stockbroker belt" which refers back to the early part of the last century when affluent City professionals commuted by train from large mock
Tudor houses in Surrey and enjoyed a privileged lifestyle - playing
golf, (the wife played tennis) superintending the gardener
and driving the Jaguar or Bentley to the local pub for
a gin and tonic. Maybe this stereotype did once exist
in vast numbers, but no longer, and today you are as likely
to find a very different type of wealthy person living
down a Surrey lane. There are pop stars ( Eric Clapton
at Ewhurst, Mick Hucknall
at Walton-on-Thames, Brian May at West End, Woking) filn stars (Michael
Caine at Leatherhead, Judi Dench at Outwood, Antonio Banderas at Cobham) and sport
superstars (Andy Murray at Oxshott, Colin Montgomerie and Jamie Redknap
in Oxshott, Phil Tufnell in Tadworth). Lots of Chelsea Football Club players, including John Terry, the former England football captain, have moved into the environs of Cobham, following the establishment of their training ground in the small town. Surrey even has a smattering of royals -
Prince Edward (the Queen's youngest son) and his
wife live at Bagshot Park near Woking.
The same qualities that attract celebrities
(large houses in private settings and excellent transport
communications with London and the rest of the world)
also attract successful business people from around
the globe. The
ACS International Schools at Cobham and Egham (with
students from nearly 50 nationalities) and TASIS The
American School in England at Thorpe act as magnets
for foreigners needing to buy or rent near London, but
wanting to live somewhere quieter and greener. Today
there are large numbers of American, Scandinavian, German,
Dutch, Far Eastern, Italian (particularly at Woking)
and now even Russian residents in key areas of Surrey. Indeed, the hugely expensive St. George's Hill private estate at Weybridge has acted as a magnet for Russians and today around a quarter of the properties are owned by Russians or East Europeans.
Not surprisingly, parts of Surrey can have a rather cosmopolitan
atmosphere, and in shops in places like Cobham or Esher
you are as likely to hear a foreign accent or a foreign
language as an English voice.
Towns near the M25, such as Guildford, Chertsey and Leatherhead, have grown as major business centres in their own right, and major companies have moved into new European headquarters in Surrey. The county has a high global profile in the international computer and technology industries. Also the county has a strong entrepreneurial element and a recent survey found that there are more start-up businesses with big turnovers in Surrey than in any other county outside London. Thus while once Surrey was a domitory county, where residents had to commute to London to earn high salaries, this is no longer the case and many highly-paid Surrey residents now work within the county.
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- North versus South
has a variety of different identities and there is a
marked difference between the north and the south of
the county. Much of north-eastern Surrey has been swallowed
up by London, so that the towns of Richmond, Kingston,
Sutton, Merton, and Croydon are now London Boroughs,
though they are still geographically in Surrey. These
areas are either urban or suburban with high density
housing, but some do have pockets of green open spaces
(in the case of Richmond Park an extremely large pocket).
The further south you go in the county, the more rural
and greener it becomes. In general, south of the greater
London boundary, it is a leafier, more spacious environment;
and south of the M25, the landscape becomes even more
expansive, with a rolling countryside that is dotted
by small and often very pretty villages.
towns and villages
Surrey�s major towns in general still manage
to retain distinctive personalities; the southern towns of
Guildford, Farnham, Dorking, Haslemere and Reigate have county
town atmospheres. Richmond, Guildford and Woking are particularly
strong on cultural pursuits and are well supplied with the
usual range of shops and retail chains. Kingston and Croydon
provide a huge choice of retailers, including large department
stores, while Richmond aims to be a trendier, more exclusive
shopping experience. Guildford, Dorking, Farnham and Reigate
retain a slightly more old-fashioned approach and more independent
shops, although Guildford (now a thriving employment centre
in its own right) has a sophisticated edge.
Surrey is renowned for having some of the prettiest, and
most photographed, villages in England, typically set
around a large green, with an assortment of mellow,
period houses usually accompanied by an ancient church.
Brockham, Chiddingfold, Dunsfold, Shere and Shamley
Green are among the most picturesque villages. In some
villages, an old-fashioned community spirit persists.
Creeping suburbanisation has ravaged many other former
villages but vestiges of former charms can still be
seen in places such as Ewell, Carshalton, Merstham ,
Godstone and Shepperton.
Road Communications
Today we are so much dependent on the car that
our daily living patterns are often determined by the road systems near our homes. Surrey enjoys some good
fast roads, but as it is an affluent county, traffic flows
on Surrey roads are almost twice the national average. All
over the county, former quiet residential roads that can provide
alternative access to towns and villages, or to key routes,
are now heavy with traffic. Indeed, the junctions in such
residential roads are often clogged with lengthy traffic queues
during the rush hour and it sometimes seems that the county is running out of road space. It is vital that prospective buyers do not limit their property viewing to weekends, but to check the traffic situation during peak times on weekdays.
The efficiency of the road network varies enormously
across the county with many A roads passing through towns
and villages, rather than skirting them. In general, the west
and centre of the county has a better road network than the
east of Surrey
The M25 sweeps through the north of the
county for fast access to the national motorway network (in
particular the M4, M3, M40, M1, M20, M26, M23 and M11, Heathrow
and Gatwick ). Of course the M25 can become horribly
conjested and is notorious for traffic jams caused by accidents
and road works. The section between junction 9 and Heathrow
(dual four to six lanes) is one of the busiest roads in Europe.
The M23 connects the M25 directly and
quickly with Gatwick airport. The M3 cuts through
the north west of the county with just three junctions in
Surrey. It provides efficient access to Hampshire and the
south-west of England (very popular at weekends) but its northern
termination at Sunbury is often traffic-locked.
The A3 which runs out of London
and south-west through the county towards Hampshire and
feels like a motorway with its three lanes sweeping
past towns. When it has free-flowing traffic, it is
an extremely good, fast route to and from London, but
it is very busy in peak hours and there can be hold-ups.
The new tunnel at Hindhead (the longest road tunnel under land in the UK) has eased
the flow of traffic on the A3 into Hampshire and to the south coast at Portsmouth.
The A31 connects
Farnham and Guildford via an effective dual carriageway.
The A30 running along the north east borderland
of Surrey is generally a quick road. The Blackwater
Valley Route (A331) in the far east of the
county links Camberley and Frimley with Farnham and
is often mistaken for a motorway.
Nearer the centre of the county the A24
south of Leatherhead is another good fast road which travels
towards Sussex and the south coast. Emerging from greater
London, the A217 south of Sutton is a dual or three
lane carriageway as far as the M25.
With the exception of the above roads, many
of the so-called A roads are single carriageways and are not
particularly quick. In general, because of the density of
the population and the high ratio of cars to people, most
of the north of the county is prone to traffic congestion.
In the south of the county the roads are emptier, but away
from the major routes mentioned above they are slower and
meandering; it can often take an unexpectedly long time to
cover a relatively short distance, especially in the Surrey
Hills. Many villages in the south do not have quick access
to fast roads.
Rail Communications
The coming of the railway in the nineteenth century was not
met with universal delight and consequently the locations
of some railroutes and stations are idiosyncratic rather than
logical. For example, since Surbiton, instead of the much
bigger town of Kingston, gained the mainline station, the
result is that today Surbiton, rather than Kingston, has the
faster and more frequent train journey to London. If travel
to London via train is an important criterion for house hunters,
it is essential to check services and journey times, since
sometimes locations further out can have faster train access
to London than stations that are actually nearer the capital
(e.g. trains from Chessington, part of greater London, take
38 minutes to Waterloo whereas a fast train from Woking, much
further out to the south-west, can take only 28 minutes to
Waterloo). Wimbledon, Surbiton, Guildford, Woking, Richmond
and Staines are stations blessed with extremely frequent train
services to London.
London terminus stations that can be accessed from
Surrey - Waterloo, Victoria, London Bridge
& Charing Cross. Many lines also stop at Vauxhall. Thameslink
trains pass through the north-east fringes of Surrey (now
part of greater London). Thus Redhill and East Croydon stations
connect via Thameslink with London Bridge, Farringdon and
Kings Cross. Sutton, Carshalton, Mitcham, St.Helier, Morden,
South Merton and Wimbledon connect with Blackfriars, Farringdon
and Kings Cross. Stations in the west of
Surrey are linked to West London e.g. Hounslow.
Note that the Anglia Railways service on the map has been discontinued, the South Central line is now run by Southern and Thames Trains are now run by First Great Western.
In addition to the above railway map, Virgin Trains operates
a limited service that connects Guildford with the Midlands
and the North, as well as Portsmouth and Gatwick.
For future consideration, the projected London Crossrail 2, which is planned to connect south-west London with north-east London, could possibly be extended south of Wimbledon into Surrey. Public consultation on the route is taking place but potential stations that have been mentioned are Kingston, Surbiton, Motspur Park, Shepperton, Hampton Court, Epsom and Chertsey. Obviously, should this extended route become a reality, locations close to the Surrey stops would experience a bigincrease in desirability. But don't hold your breath, the first stage of London Crossrail (from east to west which doesn't include Surrey stations) is not due to open until 2018, so who knows when Crossrail 2 would be in operation, if ever?
For detailed information on timetables see the websites
for South West Trains,
Southern, First Great Western, and Virgin
Trains, or UK
Rail Information.
The London Underground -The towns of Richmond and
Wimbledon are on the London Underground District Line, while
Morden and South Wimbledon are on the Northern Line.
A tram service runs from Wimbledon through Croydon with many stations en route linking different parts of the large borough of Croydon.
Surrey is extremely well placed for access to international
and national flights. London's Heathrow airport
sits just to the north-west of Surrey, while London's
second airport, Gatwick, is just to the south-east of
the county. There are fast motorway communications to
both airports.
What's that Noise?
It is often said that it is almost impossible
to escape the distant (or not so distant) hum of traffic in
Surrey. There is also aircraft noise to contend with, especially
for people living under the flightpaths of Gatwick and Heathrow
- both these major airports are adjacent to Surrey's boundary.
The blackspots for aircraft noise are in the north-west and
south-east of the county – places such as Staines and Richmond
upon Thames in the north-west and Charlwood in the south-east.
Heathrow is currently wanting to expand by building a third runway, which is provisionally planned to be north of the current runways. However, there is major opposition to this proposal. Previous Governments have decreed that there will be no new runway at Gatwick until after 2019 but the airport has now put forward a plan to build a second runway to the existing one and claim it could be open by 2025.
There are also small aerodromes at Redhill and Chobham used by light aircraft and helicopters. Nuisance levels from these are usually worse at the weekend. Blackbushe Airport, again used by light aircraft and helicopters, lies on the Surrey/Hampshire border at Camberley.
For home buyers parcticularly concerned about aircraft noise, Surreyhomesearch has access to detailed flightpath maps for both Heathrow and Gatwick which are available to clients. www.surreyhomesearch.com Also see www.heathrowairport.com/noise. .
Property Types
If there was ever
such a thing as a traditional Surrey house style it was perhaps
best captured in Helen Allingham's late 19th century paintings
of rural cottages (above, click
on image for enlargement). Though very romanticised, her houses
were real ones; the paintings were the artist's way of recording
beautiful old buildings for posterity. Some of these picturesque
timber-frame houses with their steeply-pitched, clay-tiled roofs
can still be found in more rural, southern parts of Surrey though
many are now unfortunately on busy main roads.
One of England�s most celebrated architects, Edwin
Lutyens (1869 -1944) developed the Surrey vernacular style at
the end of the nineteenth century and he built a number of stunning
houses in Surrey, mostly south of Guildford, which are highly
sought after and very expensive. Many of them had gardens designed
by Gertrude Jekyll , England's most famous plantswoman, who
lived at Munstead Wood near Godalming, in one of Lutyens' earliest
The Lutyens' Surrey style � sweeping roofs
and soaring chimneys, tile hanging, multiple gables, leaded
lights, exposed timbering and handcrafted details � became
hugely influential and was copied around the world. Other
architects working in the first half of the twentieth
century (for example Baillie Scott and Blair Imrie) also
designed in the Surrey vernacular and these kinds of houses
are fairly common in Surrey, especially in and around
Guildford, Esher, Weybridge and West Byfleet.
This Surrey style became so popular, developers
adopted it in the 1930s using some of its most basic elements
for building houses en masse. The word "tudorbethan"
was coined by detractors as a term of abuse to describe modern
pastiches of the Surrey style. Surrey has an abundance of tudorbethan
suburban houses, both detached and semi-detached, and while
architectural purists may knock them, many home buyers still
love them.
is not blessed with many genuine Georgian period houses (1714-1837)
whether detached or terraced. However, most towns and
villages have at least one good example of a detached
Georgian house in a pleasing, if central, location. Epsom, Farnham,
Richmond, Petersham, Guildford, Dorking, Chertsey and
Reigate have a rather better selection of good Georgian
properties than elsewhere. Because of their rarity, Georgian
houses command a high premium but they are also often on main roads. Buyers must
be prepared to be less fussy about location. Georgian
houses tend to remain with the same owners for a long
period and are often sold privately.
There is a slightly better supply of Victorian
housing (1837 -1901) especially small terraced properties and
late Victorian villas, the latter in a range of sizes including
large rambling properties standing in several acres and neat
little detached houses. Norman Shaw (1831 - 1912) was a leading
Victorian architect who designed many houses in Surrey, particularly
in and around Guildford, and his brick and tile-hanging style
was much copied around the county, noticeably at Haslemere and
From the 1930s onwards
(with a gap during the war years) new houses shot up
in Surrey, mostly on smallish estates. The majority
of Surrey's housing stock is from these more recent
times and there is a huge supply of late twentieth century homes. Although there is hardly any virgin building land in
the county, developers are still managing to find plots. Most new housing tends to be executive style
homes (either individual or small estates), apartments
or terraced housing. Indeed with recent Government guide-lines demanding higher density, developers are now concentrating on apartments and multi-storey "town" houses. Styles are mainly traditional,
even pastiches, and there is very little adventurous
or innovative housing being erected in Surrey.
Land prices in Surrey are very high and
there is a growing tendency for developers to pull down
older properties in prime locations and erect
swish new homes that enjoy mature settings. Sometimes
a number of new houses will be squeezed into the large
plot of a demolished house, but increasingly individual
houses are being torn down to be replaced by just one
new property. The latest trend is for enormous monster houses, many of them still in the grandiose mock-Georgian style derisively known as "footballers' houses". Large redundant buildings (eg hospitals)
are also being divided up and converted into modern
Developers who specialize in the Surrey
area include Octagon, Fairclough Homes,
Bryant Homes, Charles Church, Barratt, Latchmere Properties,
Fairview, Laing Homes, Bewley Homes, Kingsway, Beaumonde
Homes, Crest Nicholson and Try Homes.
Something very
strange has happened to Surrey prices. The county has many
desirable and highly priced areas, but it used to be a general
rule that the further you went from London the markedly cheaper
these desirable locations became. Thus there was a gap between
prices in Esher and, a few miles further out, Cobham and an
even larger gap between the prices in Esher and those in Guildford.
This is still true but to a much lesser extent, the gap has
diminished. So that nowadays housing in and around Guildford
is not startlingly cheaper than that in the north of the county.
(A fact that reflects the growth of Guildford as a very successful
business centre in its own right. Highly paid local employers and employees have also upped
the prices of property in the surrounding villages.) Indeed
you can even sometimes now pay more for the same kind of property
in a desirable location in the south of the county than in
a less desirable location in north Surrey. (Guildford is more
expensive than Croydon or Sutton in all categories of housing).
Moreover, a number of major companies have relocated staff to new office premises built near the M25
and this has put pressure on the supply of local housing and
pushed up prices. Generally, the east of the county and the
area along its western boundary offer cheaper buying opportunities,
but there are drawbacks to these areas which are the reasons
for the lower prices.
Price falls - some myths laid to rest
Do not be misled into thinking that
property prices in Surrey are immune from falls or
even crashes. In the last two property slumps (1988-94 and 2007-9)
prices fell as dramatically here as elsewhere, disproving
the myth that the rich are somehow protected against
economic downturns or hikes in interest rates. Instead,
in the 1989/91 debacle it was obvious that much expensive
Surrey property had been bought largely with borrowed
money and many swanky homes in prestigious locations
such as St George's Hill were repossessed by the banks.
The last market collapse also likewise affected
Surrey and property prices tumbled. A lot of
the 2006/7 boom was fuelled by high-earning employees
in the financial industry and the shake-out in the
City had a negative effect on Surrey's house prices.
What�s the market doing
14th July 2016
The weeks running up to the EU referendum on June 23 were understandably quiet on the Surrey property front. People were biding their time before committing to a major financial purchase. Then the surprise outcome of the vote caused further uncertainty to dominate the last week of the month. Meanwhile though, new instructions continued to flow into estate agents' offices at a respectable rate for June and boosted supply, especially in some sectors, to relatively good levels.
June is traditionally a strong month on the property calendar, especially for family houses and rural properties. This year though the months immediately preceding June had experienced a slowdown due to the impending referendum and also as a result of tax changes. Thus April and May had already been rather lacklustre and then June suffered from a further fall in sales. Of course, there were exceptions whereby confident and determined buyers stuck to their property purchasing objectives, but many more would-be buyers held back unsure either of their own future financial position or of the post-referendum state of the property market, or both. Properties that did go under offer in June tended to be those that were either new to the market and very realistically priced or those whose prices had been slashed.
The lack of sales and general atmosphere of uncertainty led to many price reductions in June, generally in the order of 5% to 10%. Properties coming new to the market in June, mostly carried surprisingly bullish price tags. This was especially true for three and four bedroom houses in the most desirable locations priced under around �1.4m. A shortage of such homes in recent years has propelled prices upwards and agents seem to think this will continue to be the case, Brexit or no. Interestingly there was a noticeable gap between asking prices attached to houses that had undergone extensive recent updating and those that had not been revamped over the last couple of decades. Of course, there is always a price differential between modernised and unmodernised properties but last month the gap appeared to have grown far larger. However, last month it was generally the cheaper, unmodernised house in a desirable location that went under offer rather than the more expensive, revamped and extended house in a similar location. Altogether, prices were very negotiable last month and there was a sense that what had been a sellers' market earlier in the year was turning into a buyers' market.
The Future?
With unpredictability being the state of affairs at the moment (since our report last month, the UK has a surprise new prime minister and new chancellor of the exchequer) looking at the future of the Surrey property market is currently even more difficult than usual. It is probably a good thing that all this turbulence is happening at the start of the summer holiday period, a time when the property market tends to slowdown anyway. So a quiet July and August are fairly normal - relatively few sales are agreed and there is a decline in new instructions. This traditional quiet period will give the industry and buyers and sellers time to try to assess just what is going on and what the future prospects might be. The property scenario will hinge on the autumn market which is usually a strong one, with buyers and sellers out in force once people have returned from holidays and children are back to school.
In the meantime the dramatic fall in the value of the pound may well motivate some overseas buyers to snap up "bargains" and there is some evidence of this already happening in the multi-million-pound sector. On the other hand, many overseas buyers may wait to see if prices fall post Brexit creating even bigger "bargains". As we have frequently recounted, the multi-million-pound market in Surrey has been beleaguered for a long time. Currently the private, gated estate of St. George's Hill in Weybridge (which many consider to be the Beverly Hills of the UK) has more than 40 homes for sale in excess of �3m. At least 14 of these have asking prices of between �5m. and �10m. and at least 8 are priced at over �10m. Many of the "cheaper" properties on the estate are being sold as building plots and the fact that they are languishing for sale speaks volumes about the state of the top of the market - usually plots are quickly snapped up by developers. Instead, developers at present do not have the confidence (nor probably do their bankers) to build at this price level.
Overall, we anticipate a weak autumn market. A mood of uncertainty will continue and sales will not be strong. The buy-to-let sector has been knocked back by the stamp duty surcharge introduced this April and will suffer further from changes to mortgage tax relief starting next April, which combined with economic uncertainty following Brexit, will probably limit investment activity. First-time buyers generally don't get going until the new year, so it's likely that the bottom of the market will be quiet in the latter part of this year. Further up the price scale, caution is likely to be key, and the buyers that are active will be very price sensitive. Vendors meanwhile are likely to be feeling at least a tad desperate and to be very willing to negotiate on price. We predict it will be a buyers' market.
As always, buyers should exert caution in assessing the value of a property. A house or apartment is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it at a certain time and if funding is available and affordable.
property prices in Surrey
Registry House
Price Index for March 2016
(latest monthly figures)
price (all types of property) �399,597
Change on previous month: plus 0.8%
(Land Registry figures record completed sales. Since
there is often a time lag of several months between
an agreed sale and the actual legal completion of the
sale, the statistics reflect the state of the house-buying
market some months before they are published.)
The 0.8% increase in average price for March is slightly down on the 0.9% rise in February. Prior to that there was a 0.9% rise in January, a no-change performance in December, a 0.6% increase in November, a 0.8% rise in October and a 1.0% rise in September. Previously last year there was a 0.6% rise in August, a 0.9% rise in July, a 0.5% rise in June, a no-change 0.0% performance in May, a 0.5% increase in April, a no-change 0.0% in March, a 0.4% rise in February and 0.5% rise in January. Thus the first three months of this year saw a return to slightly larger increases which is surprising for the time of year (most of these sales would have probably been agreed during the winter months) but the higher prices may be the result of a rush to buy ahead of April's stamp duty increase for buy-to-let and second homes.
Note that at £399,597 the average price for property in March exceeds the highest average figure for Surrey achieved prior to the crash (£309,914 recorded in March 2008). The average price of property in Surrey is not only back to its pre-crash level but has considerably overtaken it.
The comparative monthly performance figure for all
England and Wales in March was much lower than Surrey's at minus 0.5% while London's figure was also lower than Surrey's at plus 0.2%.
The average
property price for all England and Wales in March was £189,901 while the average price for London
was £534,785. The Land Registry statistics record that the average price of all property for March in the south-east region was £266,729, far below the average price of £399,597 for Surrey, demonstrating the exceptionally high cost of Surrey property within the south-east region.
On an annual basis (end of March 2015 to end of March 2016) the average price of property in Surrey recorded an increase of 10.7%. The comparative annual performance figure
for all properties in England and Wales between March 2015 and March 2016 was lower at plus 6.7%. The
annual figure for London was better than Surrey's at
plus 13.9%.
The total number of sales completed during March is not yet available. The most recent
month for which the number of completed sales has been
published by the Land Registry is January. The number
of completed sales in Surrey during January 2016 was 1,311 which was a small fall from the 1,355 sales in January 2015. Sales in January this year were higher than the low January figure of 661 recorded in 2009 during the property crash, but sales were much lower than the 2,097 figure for January 2007, during the property boom. Prior to the crash, sales in January typically exceeded 1,500.
Surrey Houses uses the Land Registry statistics as
a measure of the property market as we like to think
that these offer the most accurate account of property
sales. The widely publicised mortgage lenders' indices
are based on mortgage offers (which may not proceed
to actual sales - indeed around a quarter do not), include
remortgages (which are not sales), do not include properties
bought without a mortgage (traditionally about a fifth
of all sales, but more in the current climate), are
seasonally adjusted and are also weighted for property
type. The fact that the two average price indices published
by the Halifax and the Nationwide often disagree markedly
undermines their reliability. Halifax has around 10%
of the market, Nationwide has a smaller share. The Land
Registry figures, on the other hand, record almost all
property sales.
Regrettably, the Land Registry House Price Index is
seasonally adjusted, so it does not necessarily reflect
normal seasonal changes in the property market. Surely
it would be better not to "seasonally adjust"
the statistics? Most people can understand that market
activity naturally varies over the year and is traditionally
stronger in the spring and weaker in the winter, but
the Index masks some of these fluctuations. On the other
hand, in recent years, buying activity has not alway
kept to the old traditional pattern, and indeed some
new patterns have emerged - eg. big City-bonus spending
during the winter months in 2005 and 2006 - so how accurate
or useful is seasonal adjustment? Surely it could publish two sets of statistics, one set that is seasonally adjusted and one set that isn't? The Land Registry
also does not include sales of repossessions at auction
or new-build properties or local authority homes sold
at a discount. Moreover, since
the statistics are incomplete when first published and
subsequently revised, the accuracy of the figures is
questionable. This would appear to apply particularly
to the month-to-month comparative price changes as it
seems that the comparison is made between revised (ie
more comprehensive) figures for the prior month and
initial (ie incomplete) figures for the following month,
as published in the "authoritative" Land Registry
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Across the gallery from Japanese theater masks and a World War I gas mask, a man in a painting stares out from behind bars, flashing a signal with a knife.
The organizers of "Masks and Faces," a new exhibit at the University Museum, hope these kinds of juxtapositions spur the minds of children and adults to think about both historical objects and art in new ways.
The show includes a variety of three-dimensional masks, from those used by hockey players to others worn in Indonesian and Kenyan tribal ceremonies. Masks continue to communicate information about the culture that produced them, though the rituals may have changed through the centuries, museum education curator Andrea Morrill says.
"There are parallels but differences."
"Masks and Faces" consists of 51 two-dimensional and three-dimensional works in all, a few of which have been rarely exhibited. The show, organized by museum director Dr. Stanley Grand, is taken entirely from the museum's permanent collection.
The museum is offering special tours of the show for day-care centers and summer camp students. In addition, students in grades 4-6 can register for workshops to be taught on both July 13 and July 27 in connection with the exhibit.
One workshop titled "Masks and Faces" will focus on interacting with the exhibit and on making masks out of various materials. Morrill will lead that workshop. The other workshop, to be led by archaeology curator Jim Phillips, is titled "Ways of the Past" and will provide participants with hands-on experiences with Native American tools and weapons. Those include a device called a pump drill, precursor of the motorized version, along with bows and arrows and blowguns.
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The museum also has produced a family gallery guide that anyone can use to learn more about the exhibit during a visit to the museum. Entrance to the museum is free.
The combination of historical artifacts in the same exhibit with art points to a truth that helps keep museums in business, says Phillips. "People collect weird things. Everybody collects something."
He collects fencing swords.
Morrill, who has a master's degree in art history, likens her profession to an archaeologist. "You can see it right there before you, a concrete example of history," she says. "You can see the past -- the goals, the ideas, the conflicts and the issues."
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2.DFS picks
Early: Only four of 14 games today are early. Most of you will be playing with the night crowd. If you're mixing in these early ones, Ivan Nova, Kyle Lohse, and Tim Hudson are pitchers to target. Guys who might be more exploitable include Martin Perez, Wei-Yin Chen, Kyle Kendrick, and Trevor Cahill.
Late: Here's the cheesy crust of the day; 10 games will be played this evening. Let's look at some possible hitter stacks.
The Blue Jays face mediocre lefty Brett Oberholtzer, which makes them an easy target for a stack. Of course, you'll need to save money for Jose Bautista and Edwin Encarnacion by scrimping elsewhere.
Lance Lynn traditionally struggles against left-handed batters and there are a couple choice lefties in the heart of the Cincinnati lineup.
The White Sox keep going against mediocre pitching in solid parks. Despite knowing that their overall offense is poor, I can't help but to attack the stack. Unfortunately, they've yet to payoff for me. Today they face lefty Franklin Morales at Coors Field.
The Mariners have been weirdly kind as a stacking team this season (except for that random cancelled game). I assume the roof will be closed tonight as they face Hector Santiago.
Since Henderson Alvarez only lasted three innings in his first start, you can try the Nationals lineup against him. Even if he starts off well, Alvarez may tire in the middle innings.
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Everybody plays tomorrow and it's split between early and late games.
To Start: I mentioned Eric Stults and Zach McAllister yesterday. Rain pushed them back a day, but they're still fringy.
If there was ever a time to give Jesse Chavez a spin, it's against the Minnesota Twins.
Want to take a big risk? Trevor Bauer is starting against the Padres. I'll probably be going against him, but some of you might like the young upside.
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There are 25 comments on the Orlando Sentinel story from Nov 5, 2008, titled Tough times: Consumers cut expenses for phone, TV and Internet .... In it, Orlando Sentinel reports that:Armando Triana, 27, loves his gadgets. He's got an iPhone , an iMac, high-speed Internet and satellite TV service with a digital video recorder.
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#1 Nov 5, 2008
So, okay....WHERE'S THE STORY??? Only thing here is the headlines.
#2 Nov 5, 2008
yup, headlines are great. no story, not so great.
#3 Nov 5, 2008
Good article, I suppose, but...where is it?
#4 Nov 5, 2008
I guess the headline is supposed to say it all...
#5 Nov 5, 2008
Best reporting in years. Keep up the good work.
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#6 Nov 5, 2008
wonderful story line. the suspenseful arrival to the stories conclusion was exhilirating!
#7 Nov 5, 2008
Tough times: Sentinel cuts expenses for printing actual story.
#8 Nov 5, 2008
Another in-depth, fact-filled article from the Sentinel! Yeah, Orlando is really "worl class."
#9 Nov 5, 2008
Great response!
Since: Aug 07
#10 Nov 5, 2008
Hi everyone,
Very funny theories about why this article only had a headline.
In reality, it was just a glitch with the way articles that appear in the print edition are loaded onto the Web site. I assure you there is a whole article to go with the headline and it's on here now.
#11 Nov 5, 2008
The Brighthouse bundle of phone/internet/TV gives me service levels that I cannot get from any other provider at a price that is lower than any other provider. Brighthouse Networks is one of the best things about living in Central Florida.
#12 Nov 5, 2008
You can't amoritize a decision to save money by foregoing a captial outlay and include it as "savings". So your example should be trimmed to just $70 in monthly savings, because to say the guy will "save" $83 a month because he chose not to spend $1,000 is misleading.
That's like saying that I'm going to "save" $10,000 a month by not buying that Ferrari
#13 Nov 5, 2008
It's gonna get a lot worse boys and girls. You may have to go back to the old analog TV's with the rabbit ears. Oh! you will need a converter box for that. Sounds like a Communist government plot to keep all news and other information out of the public eyes and ears unless it's spouting the party line. Welcome to the Socialist Republic of America.
#14 Nov 5, 2008
Why all the gloom. Spread the wealth to those who have less
Since: May 08
#15 Nov 5, 2008
Last month, I called Bright House and told them I had to scale back. I cancelled my digital cable service, turned in my beloved DVR :*( and switched from standard high-speed Internet to the light version. You know what? It's just fine. I thought I would really, really miss these services, but I don't. I actually prefer now to catch up on the few TV shows I like by watching them on the Web. The light version of Internet service is perfectly acceptable. It's tough watching standard definition TV on my beautiful high-def TV set, but it's worth it. I'm saving about $100 a month!
#16 Nov 5, 2008
I I am sorry, but with a newborn and all who needs an I phone. I had a brand new cell phone in April. When I was hospitalized for 9 days, and being on disability at $969.00 I cancelled the phone asap.
I am sorry but there is more these people can do to save even more money for isntance buy a used computer, or get a baisc cell phone.
I don't miss mine at all. Remember what did we do before them, nothing. Nothis is that important that it can't wait.
#17 Nov 5, 2008
To clarify:
Thankfully, the iPhone was a birthday present from my entire family and co-workers, so I only had to invest about $20 of my own money.
As the story states, my computer is 7 years old - I am only purchasing small hardware upgrades.
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So, how long have you worked for DarkHouse for?:)
#19 Nov 5, 2008
Thank you, was thinking the exact same thing!!
Woodbridge, Canada
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I hope by now that you have found "the whole story".
Look at the center of the page, and to the right of the headline where it says "read story".
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I think you have a good plan. You do have to split up your time. Your 2:2:2 plan is good. There used to be a 3 nt hiker special at Paradise Lodge and Cottages in Lake Louise--they have 2 brs there--so you could consider 3:2:1. There are also 2 brs at Baker Creek.
There are lots of options for 2brs in Banff. Banff is a town and Lake Louise is just a collection of hotels and a strip shopping center.
You should get some good rates on hotels that time of year. You may want to call and ask about specials--or check the websites. I always check www.kayak.com to get an idea of prices. I am thinking you could get a great rate at the Banff Springs Hotel that time of year--I don't think 2brs are an option there, but that hotel is an experience. Be sure to stop in even if you don't stay there.
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Breast Cancer by the Numbers — How Often It Occurs, How Much It Costs & More
Only by knowing the statistics of breast cancer will we be able to better arm ourselves against it.
Only by knowing the statistics of breast cancer will we be able to better arm ourselves against it.
Apparently it's quite simple: exercise reduces a woman's risk of breast cancer.
Medical science is on the march in the fight against breast cancer.
Too many myths exist about the risk, contraction and treatment of breast cancer. It's time to put five of them to rest.
These eight tips could help you talk to a relative, friend or co-worker who's dealing with some tough news.
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Here's a list of seven of the best charities most deserving of your support.
We were out on the course for the annual Race for the Cure and we snapped some pictures!
Synthetic drugs are specifically made to mimic the effects of their illegal counterparts. But with so many variations on these chemical cocktails, it can be difficult to keep track of what's emerging on the drug scene and the impact it can have on Hoosier teens.
In honor of Free Dentistry Day, free dental services will be provided on Friday, September 11th by Evansville Family Dentistry and Diamond Valley Dental Care.
The 2015 Komen Evansville Tri-State Race for the Cure® is on September 27, 2015 at Eastland Mall in Evansville! To celebrate this year's theme, Superhero Survivors, we decided to dress up in our pink capes and have a little fun at Kid's Kingdom. Check it out!


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Blitzortung is a community of volunteers who install inexpensive lightning sensors and transmit their data to a central server. In return, those who run the sensors have access to the network's data. The map that runs on the site shows the data in near real-time, providing a view of lightning strikes around the world. Pretty neat that this exists.
Real-time lightning map
Interactive: When Do Americans Leave For Work?
We don't all start our work days at the same time, despite what morning rush hour might have you think.
Life expectancy changes
The data goes back to 1960 and up to the most current estimates for 2009. Each line represents a country.
Shifting Incomes for American Jobs
For various occupations, the difference between the person who makes the most and the one who makes the least can be significant.


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I was pretty disappointed in this game. It sounds like a great idea, but once I got used to the speed of weapons and dodging and saw every enemy type, the only challenge was the occasion where there...
Awesome to see this kind of stream out of GBeast finally, and this is an especially good one!
Health doesn't tick down in the original Doom games on nightmare difficulty. No clue where that idea came from.Nightmare has fast, respawning monsters.
Austin brought up Flower, Sun, and Rain, which is a game that I love. I feel like the way you talked about it made it sound like it was poorly-designed, but the game is kind of actively hostile to t...
Seriously, you can use fuel to slow down. You don't have to come in at the highest possible speed and dump a ton of fuel right before you do it.
Austin, you should really play some Hyrule Warriors. It's still the best non-Empires Warriors game.
Man, I really need to get around to playing this someday.I love VNs from the late 80s-early 90s (especially with awesome FM Synth music), even if the "you needed to look at that thing three times" ro...
You guys should do an Unplugged of Traveller, the space game where you can die in character creation.
This is a one step forward, two steps back kind of episode :P
This Quick Look is exactly what I expected, in numerous ways.I'm just going to rattle some things off. Ghost in the Shell was a manga first. The movie was an adaptation of the manga, though it chang...
Perpetual pool noodle for 2016's 2015 best moment.
This was great! Some exceptionally dumb scenes in there :P
Okay, so... This is the second game in the series, there are multiple camera distances, and there was an F-Zero game on the N64.
This game looks kind of amazing. I think I need to play it.It's obvious that all the effort went into the AI/conversation system, though. Endless near-identical hallways don't make for the most comp...
Quake 2 is a great game and I played the hell out of it, but I still wish they had made an actual sequel to Quake instead of a completely different game.
I hope they at the very least play Rondo (not Drac X), because it is perhaps the pinnacle of this style of Castlevania.Castlevania 64 is very much its own thing, and Legacy of Darkness is the same ga...
It's official, Jeff is shady.
@hassun said:@gregorygold: I think you might be reading a bit too much in the name of the series. This series just exists to provide video material of all games. Which is also why most of the games i...
I loved the hell out of this game on Dreamcast.Oh, and I use Fei-Yen KN's sword on my Cast in PSO2.
As others have said, this series is kind of troublesome. So far both games played have been things that I now desperately want to see finished. It still makes me sad that Blade Runner never got finish...