Tag: Wrexham
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Welsh House Prices Fall But Sales Rise
House prices in Wales have fallen for the first time in months. Bad news if you are selling – you might get less than you hoped. But don’t panic, there’s more to this story… The average price of a house in Wales has dropped by 2.9% to £232,400. This follows a mini-boom after the turmoil…
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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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Wrexham House Prices Dip in July
House prices in Wrexham experienced a slight dip this July, but don’t worry, the long-term outlook is still positive. The Land Registry’s latest figures show that the average house price in Wrexham during July was £201,514. This represents a 0.5% decrease compared to June. However, it’s crucial to keep in mind that this small dip…
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Landlords – Where are the UK’s Property Rental Hotspots (Outside London)?
St Albans Crowned Most Expensive City to Rent, While Carlisle Offers Bargains New data from property website Rightmove has revealed a significant gap in rental prices across Britain, with St Albans emerging as the priciest city outside of London. Tenants in this Hertfordshire hotspot are now paying an eye-watering average of £2,307 per month –…
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Flintshire House Prices Dip but Wrexham Prices on the Up
Wrexham house prices climb, while Flintshire sees a slight dip. While Flintshire saw a 2% drop in house prices in June, landing at an average of £213,287, don’t hit the panic button just yet. This little dip doesn’t wipe out the overall growth trend. In fact, over the past year, property prices in Flintshire have…
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Welsh House Prices on the Rise Again!
Good news for sellers as average prices climb above £236,000 House prices in Wales have finally started to rise again after almost a year of falling prices. The average price tag on a Welsh house is now £236,369, that’s a jump of 3.1% since April this year. This is a welcome change for anyone thinking…
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House Prices Plummet in Merthyr Tydfil as Welsh Property Market Shows Mixed Picture
The average price of a house in Merthyr Tydfil has plummeted by 14.5% in the last year, the biggest drop in Wales. The average house price in the area is now just £129,121, making it the cheapest place to buy a property in Wales. But it’s not all bad news for Welsh homeowners – 13…
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Wrexham Leads as UK’s Most Competitive Rental Market
Wrexham, newly minted as a city, has outpaced all other regions in the UK to become the busiest rental market this year. Landlords here are witnessing a staggering average of 56 enquiries per property, marking a change in the rental landscape. This surge in interest is eight times the average rate of enquiries per available…
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Autumn Statement – Houses Can Be Converted to 2 Flats
The Autumn Statement from the UK government, delivered by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, has introduced a significant new proposal for property investors and homeowners alike: the potential to transform any house into two separate flats. Transforming Houses into Flats: A New Direction in Housing The government is set to consult on a new law that would…