House prices in East Anglia rise as demand falls
House prices across East Anglia are on the rise despite a fall in demand, a new survey by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has found.
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House prices across East Anglia are on the rise despite a fall in demand, a new survey by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has found.
House prices across East Anglia are on the rise despite a fall in demand, a new survey by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has found.
Jackson Stops is selling the six-bedroom Brandeston home, which dates back to 1586 for £2.15m.
Experts are predicting a dip in house prices, as a key housing market report shows sales in East Anglia are slowing faster than anywhere else in the country.
House prices rose to record levels in May, however the market has shown signs of cooling, according to an index from Halifax.