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Should property buyers and sellers pause their plans ahead of election - or is it best to push on? - Vimarsana News

Should property buyers and sellers pause their plans ahead of election - or is it best to push on?

Experts reveal if buyers and sellers would be wise to delay their moving decisions ahead of the general election - or if there are bigger factors that will have an impact.

Property asking prices rise for second month in a row, says Rightmove - as buyers get back in the game - Vimarsana News

Property asking prices rise for second month in a row, says Rightmove - as buyers get back in the game

Average newly-listed asking prices rose this month to £362,839, according to the property portal - and more new homes are being put up for sale, too.

Average asking price of a home in the UK jumps by more than £3,000 in a month - Vimarsana News

Average asking price of a home in the UK jumps by more than £3,000 in a month

The number of sales agreed in the first six weeks of this year is also 16% higher than in the same period last year, Rightmove said

Average price tag on UK home jumped by more than GBP3,000 in February - Vimarsana News

Average price tag on UK home jumped by more than GBP3,000 in February

The average price tag on a UK home jumped by more than GBP3,000 month-on-month in February, according to a property website. Across Britain, the average new seller asking price increased by 0.9% or... -February 19, 2024 at 01:00 am EST - MarketScreener

Everything you need to know about buying a home in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Everything you need to know about buying a home in 2024

The perfect storm of soaring levels of inflation and ever-increasing interest rates appears, finally, to be moving on.

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