January Property Trends: A Strong Start to 2025 🏡

As we step into the new year, the property market is showing renewed momentum, with significant movements for both buyers and sellers.

As we step into the new year, the property market is showing renewed momentum, with significant movements for both buyers and sellers. Here’s what’s new…

-Average Asking Price Jumps by 1.7% 📈 – The largest rise at the start of a year since 2020, though prices remain almost £9,000 lower than May 2024.

-New Listings Up 11% 🏠 – More sellers are entering the market, with an 11% increase in new properties compared to January 2024.

-Buyer Demand on the Rise ⬆️ – Buyer inquiries to estate agents have increased by 9%, signalling strong interest despite recent price shifts.

-Estate Agents Holding Strong Stock Levels 🏘️ – A healthy level of available properties is providing buyers with more options.

With a busy start to the year, is now the right time for your next move? 👀

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