Housebuilders move higher after upbeat Taylor Wimpey news
                   
guardian.co.uk
04-Nov-2009 2 related
 

Is there really life back in the housing market? Taylor Wimpey seems to thinks so, and its upbeat comments today have lifted the whole sector. Taylor said in the four months to the start of November, the UK housing market was... [read full story]                    

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