Fewer Berkshire homes for sale
The number of properties for sale in Berkshire has declined by 4.2%.
Read moreDetailsThe number of properties for sale in Berkshire has declined by 4.2%.
Read moreDetailsTony's draught busting book will help keep homes warm
Read moreDetailsReading is ranked as one of the top 20 towns and cities where tradespeople are in short supply.
Read moreDetailsReading has been named as one of the best places to sell property in the United Kingdom.
Read moreDetailsEgnyte has announced the expansion of its EMEA headquarters to a new space at the Pinnacle in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA Reading real estate agent has doubled the size of his business overnight .
Read moreDetailsPerfect for bike enthusiasts, L&Q at Huntley Wharf in Reading is a brand-new cycle-friendly development.
Read moreDetailsE DEVELOPERS behind a new housing development in Caversham say they expect there to be high demand for the homes as construction gets underway
Read moreDetailsNEXT WEEK, the first tenants will move into a new apartment block built in the heart of Reading.
Read moreDetailsReading East MP Matt Rodda has been offered yet another meeting with the Ministry of Justice regarding Reading Gaol, still no closer to a decision
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