Market sees confidence return
Visits to Rightmove surpassed 150 million for the first time on Rightmove in January, making it the busiest month ever recorded as home-hunters looked to take advantage of a more certain political outlook.
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Visits to Rightmove surpassed 150 million for the first time on Rightmove in January, making it the busiest month ever recorded as home-hunters looked to take advantage of a more certain political outlook.
“Most agree that the housing market will be more buoyant in early 2020 than it has been for some time."
January has seen a flurry of activity throughout all of our offices, a large number of viewings arranged, houses selling and the valuers across the company.
There have been 1.3 million new buyer enquiries in the month since the election.
A BBC Radio probe into quick-sale firms claims some of them can lose sellers many thousands of pounds.
So, the new year has arrived, and with it, it seems comes confidence in the market from every aspect that I can see.
A new decade has begun, an ideal time to look back at the housing market over the past 10 years.
St Cuthbert’s Hospice has opened its first ever clothing bank in a bid to generate more donations.
Across the UK there are just over 2.3 million students in higher education studying on a mix of undergraduate, postgraduate, full-time and part-time.
Nearly eight in every ten renters have experienced a problem renting, according to the HomeOwners Alliance 7th annual Homeowner survey, polled by YouGov.
Older homeowners are increasingly accessing wealth from their properties through equity release.
Among other factors (policy and economic performance being key), changes to taxation in the form of stamp duty land tax at point of sale can have a big impact on the level of activity in the UK housing market.
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