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Housing Market
Asking prices rise for first time in four months, Rightmove reveals
Rightmove’s Colleen Babcock suggests there is more confidence in the property market but realistic pricing remains key.
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Housing Market
Commuter hotspots leading asking price growth are revealed
There are two different stories playing out across some of Britain's commuter markets, according to Rightmove’s Colleen Babcock.
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Land & New Homes
New-build asking prices rise nationally despite steep regional falls
Britain still needs the right homes in the right places, according to Propertymark’s Nathan Emerson.
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Housing Market
Prices to fall this year despite Burnham bounce
Rightmove has downgraded its forecast for this year, suggesting that asking prices will see a drop of up to 2%.
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Housing Market
Asking prices cut on half of homes, reveals agency boss
"More properties are having to be reduced in price to sell at the moment,” reveals LRG’s chief executive Michael Cook.
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Housing Market
Rightmove: Sea view asking prices up 27% since 2019
Homebuyers are willing to pay a premium for a home with a decent sea view, says Rightmove's Colleen Babcock.
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Housing Market
Asking prices hit by larger than usual summer drop – Rightmove
"An unusual number of distractions have kept the minds of some potential buyers occupied, namely the World Cup and hot weather," says Rightmove's Colleen Babcock.
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Housing Market
Housing market is in an ‘overpricing epidemic’
A third of homes listed for sale last year needed a price cut, prompting claims that agents are overpricing properties.
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Housing Market
Sellers still price homes like it is 2021, warns agent
Thousands of sellers risk pricing themselves out of the market by setting pandemic boom-style asking prices, says London agent, Josh Endacott.
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Housing Market
Asking prices matter more than interest rates, says LRG
Homes priced correctly sell more than three times faster than those launched too high, according to LRG boss Neil Louth.
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