Just gone long of SVS Savills. SP first target 440p and then if it breaks the roof of the channel aint much resistance around.

Yes, 4th Apr, but not such a bad divi? Might be tempted, though not really a stock that I follow at all.

Harry - see post 5.

In the Times, Tempus takes a look at property consultant and high-end estate agent Savills. It’s certainly had a come down, in line with the rest of the property market. Profits in 2007 were £85.7m, compared to the half year number for 2012, which was £18.2m. The group has managed to gain ground by offering consultancy services like simply collecting rent, while also raking in advice fees. That non-cyclical business is keeping Savills afloat and Tempus is impressed with its “nimbleness”, although the stock only merits a hold.

31,000 bought by Artisan today, up to 12% now. Followed these for a couple of weeks on and off.

Another one with an excellent chart.

Half Year Results http://www.moneyam.com/action/news/showArticle?id=4647084

Franklin Templeton Institutional go below 11% http://www.moneyam.com/action/news/showArticle?id=4667211

Lloyds indirect holdings go below 5% http://www.moneyam.com/action/news/showArticle?id=4685255

it is a racing certainty that house sales will at long last start to pick up
the obvious choice is then to buy into some of the builders like barratt or taylor wimpey whose newbuild houses will generally qualify for the help-to-buy scheme and/or other incentives for first time buyers
you may even choose to hedge your bets via NMX 3720 (my choice)

however, it is also worth looking at estate agents, who will also be beneficiaries especially as the last 2/3 years have seen horrendous times for them

Foxtons (FXT) come to mind, but i have a strong aversion to that company's whole ethos of commission driven, heavy selling and all the other nasty bits that attach.

Savills (SVS) is a much classier act, and the chart below shows this could be good time to hop on board ....... sticky may with to comment here

Breakout on here. Fundies solid aswel.