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Hopes for 2024 gather pace as buyer and seller activity jumps
Average new seller asking prices rose by 1.3% month-on-month to £359,748, the biggest December to January increase in prices since 2020.
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Exclusive enclave Sandbanks revealed as Rightmove’s 2023 price hotspot
Average asking prices in Poole’s uber-affluent island and home to a number of celebrities, increased by 20% compared to 2022, from £1,586,349 to £1,909,943.
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Record Boxing Day ‘bounce’ for agents claims Rightmove
Demand also soars with the number of buyers contacting estate agents jumping by 273% between the Christmas Day lull and Boxing Day.
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Don’t panic! House prices fell just 1.8% in 2023 says Nationwide
Housing market activity was weak throughout 2023 due to higher mortgage rates but cash transactions continued to run above pre-Covid levels.
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House prices still rising despite economic headwinds says leading lender
Halifax data shows average house price rose by +0.5% in November after a +1.2% rise in October, so a typical home is now worth £1,300 more than last month.
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Bank of England holds base rate at 5.25%
The Bank of England has decided to keep the base rate at the same level for the third review in a row.
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BTL investors going North for better returns, claims leading agent
Areas like Hartlepool and Liverpool offer better yields as high mortgage rates and falling house prices put a dampener on profits.
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Celebrate in Olympic style with sports legend Roger Black and TV’s Phil Spencer
Olympian Roger Black MBE will front the Propertymark awards at the London Stadium alongside TV’s Phil Spencer, also founder of Move iQ.
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Thorny issue of pooled client accounts under Westminster scrutiny
Conservative MP Kelly Tollhurst received assurances from HM Treasury that action will be taken to reform anti-money laundering procedures.
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