Prices continue to be under-pinned by buoyant demand in 2017, with this being the
fifth consecutive monthly rise.
The price of property coming to market has risen by 1.2 per cent (+£3,626) this month to a national average of £317,281, setting a record for the second month in a row. Pre-election periods typically cause a pause in activity, but this price growth and strong year-to-date numbers of sales agreed indicate that many are undeterred. The strongest sector for price growth appears to be typical family homes.
Prices continue to be under-pinned by buoyant demand in 2017, with this being the
fifth consecutive monthly rise.
The price of property coming to market has risen by 1.2 per cent (+£3,626) this month to a national average of £317,281, setting a record for the second month in a row. Pre-election periods typically cause a pause in activity, but this price growth and strong year-to-date numbers of sales agreed indicate that many are undeterred. The strongest sector for price growth appears to be typical family homes.
Prices continue to be under-pinned by buoyant demand in 2017, with this being the
fifth consecutive monthly rise.
The price of property coming to market has risen by 1.2 per cent (+£3,626) this month to a national average of £317,281, setting a record for the second month in a row. Pre-election periods typically cause a pause in activity, but this price growth and strong year-to-date numbers of sales agreed indicate that many are undeterred. The strongest sector for price growth appears to be typical family homes.
Prices continue to be under-pinned by buoyant demand in 2017, with this being the
fifth consecutive monthly rise.
The price of property coming to market has risen by 1.2 per cent (+£3,626) this month to a national average of £317,281, setting a record for the second month in a row. Pre-election periods typically cause a pause in activity, but this price growth and strong year-to-date numbers of sales agreed indicate that many are undeterred. The strongest sector for price growth appears to be typical family homes.
Prices continue to be under-pinned by buoyant demand in 2017, with this being the
fifth consecutive monthly rise.
The price of property coming to market has risen by 1.2 per cent (+£3,626) this month to a national average of £317,281, setting a record for the second month in a row. Pre-election periods typically cause a pause in activity, but this price growth and strong year-to-date numbers of sales agreed indicate that many are undeterred. The strongest sector for price growth appears to be typical family homes.
Prices continue to be under-pinned by buoyant demand in 2017, with this being the
fifth consecutive monthly rise.
The price of property coming to market has risen by 1.2 per cent (+£3,626) this month to a national average of £317,281, setting a record for the second month in a row. Pre-election periods typically cause a pause in activity, but this price growth and strong year-to-date numbers of sales agreed indicate that many are undeterred. The strongest sector for price growth appears to be typical family homes.
Prices continue to be under-pinned by buoyant demand in 2017, with this being the
fifth consecutive monthly rise.
The price of property coming to market has risen by 1.2 per cent (+£3,626) this month to a national average of £317,281, setting a record for the second month in a row. Pre-election periods typically cause a pause in activity, but this price growth and strong year-to-date numbers of sales agreed indicate that many are undeterred. The strongest sector for price growth appears to be typical family homes.
Prices continue to be under-pinned by buoyant demand in 2017, with this being the
fifth consecutive monthly rise.
The price of property coming to market has risen by 1.2 per cent (+£3,626) this month to a national average of £317,281, setting a record for the second month in a row. Pre-election periods typically cause a pause in activity, but this price growth and strong year-to-date numbers of sales agreed indicate that many are undeterred. The strongest sector for price growth appears to be typical family homes.
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