Tag: Bristol
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Somerset House Prices Hit Record High
The latest figures from the UK House Price Index show that the average Somerset property is now worth £293,721. That’s a jump of 1.5% since July and a considerable 2.8% increase compared to this time last year. This surge in house prices is fantastic news if you’re thinking of selling your home in Somerset. However,…
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First-time buyers! Bag a house without paying ANY stamp duty – but hurry, the clock is ticking!
Could you get on the property ladder without paying thousands of pounds in stamp duty? Yes, but you need to act fast! New research from estate agents Lomond reveals 66% of homes for sale in England are priced under £425,000 – meaning first-time buyers (FTBs) like YOU could dodge that hefty tax bill. Right now,…
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Slight Property Slowdown but House Hunters Still Keen
Even though interest rates are still relatively high, there are more homes being snapped up compared to last year. That’s according to the latest figures from property experts GetAgent. They say 43.9% of homes for sale in England have already been snapped up – that’s 2.6% more than this time last year. Where is the…
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Wrexham Tops Rental Hotspots as Landlords Get 50+ Enquiries Per Property!
Looking for your next buy-to-let investment? New data from Rightmove reveals that Wrexham is the UK’s hottest rental market right now. Landlords in the Welsh town are raking it in, with an average of 54 enquiries per property! That’s right, for every rental property that hits the market in Wrexham, letting agents are swamped with…
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Interest Rate Cut Sparks Rental Property Rise
The recent interest rate cut by the Bank of England has brought a sigh of relief to tenants. According to a new analysis by Zero Deposit, the number of available rental properties in 15 major UK cities has increased dramatically. Edinburgh and Glasgow Lead the Charge The analysis looked at the total number of available…
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Mortgage Rate Cuts Spark Housing Market in Somerset
Estate agents in Somerset are reporting a rise in activity in the housing market, with buyers and sellers rushing back in response to recent interest rate cuts. One agent in Frome even described their busiest day in three years! This follows a challenging period for the housing market, with high prices and soaring mortgage rates…
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Yorkshire Hottest for Property Investors as House Prices Soar
Forget London and Manchester, it’s Yorkshire stealing the show for property investors! Since December 2021, when the Bank of England started raising interest rates, the average UK house price has risen by a respectable 7%, reaching £288,120. However, some cities are absolutely booming, and Yorkshire is leading the charge. Sheffield takes the crown, boasting a…
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Plymouth Houses Fly Off the Market While Blackpool Sellers Face a Wait
Thinking of selling your home? New data reveals the UK’s property hotspots (and not-spots!) If you’re looking for a speedy sale, pack your bags and head to Plymouth! New research from property website OnTheMarket has crowned the seaside city the fastest place to sell your home. Properties there are snapped up in a lightning-fast 32…
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Peterborough Crowned UK’s Cheapest City for First-Time Buyers
Forget battling it out in the capital, first-time buyers looking for a bargain should set their sights on Peterborough. New research has revealed that this Cambridgeshire city offers the most affordable route onto the property ladder. While Peterborough might not be known for its good looks, it seems that what it lacks in charm, it…
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Student Housing Crisis – A Goldmine for Developers?
The student housing market in the UK is in a state of chaos, and it’s a situation that’s set to benefit developers. With soaring demand and a dwindling supply of affordable accommodation, the pressure is on to find a place to live, especially in popular university cities like Bristol. This could be a golden opportunity…