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House Prices Fell 4.1% in October – Acadata
In October, the average house price in England and Wales saw a notable decrease of 4.1%, dropping by approximately £15,700 to £362,777. This decline, as reported by the e.surv Acadata house price index, is the most substantial monthly reduction since August 2009, a period marked by recovery from the 2007/2010 banking crisis. Contextualising the Decline…
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House Prices Fall £1100 – esurv
New findings from the e.surv house price index illuminate a stark reality: in just one month, average house prices have plummeted by over £1,100. This isn’t a minor fluctuation but the fourth largest monthly fall witnessed in 2023, painting a picture of uncertainty for homeowners and potential buyers alike. But what’s precisely nudging this domino…
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Should I Invest in Buy To Let?
The dynamics of the UK housing market have changed dramatically over recent months. With rental demand soaring, fewer properties available on the market, and some landlords deciding to exit the scene, there is a clear window of opportunity opening. Is this the ideal moment for potential new entrants to the buy-to-let market? What Mortgage looked…
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A Shift in the Housing Market: Goodbye Landlords, Hello Homeowners!
Recent findings suggest a significant trend in the UK housing market. The once-popular buy-to-let properties are increasingly finding new owners – not investors, but ordinary people looking to settle down. Let’s dive into what’s causing this change and what it might mean for you. More Houses Becoming Homes Research from e.surv has brought an intriguing…