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.

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. Here’s what’s new… 

-Average Asking Price Jumps by 1.7% πŸ“ˆ – The largest rise at the start of a year since 2020, though prices remain almost Β£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? πŸ‘€


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