Have House Prices Risen Or Fallen In January?

We understand that your home is not just a property; it's a part of your story and sometimes making a home move is all about doing it at the right time and feeling informed, so in this video we offer you important insights into the property market!

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In this video, we dive into the Derbyshire property market, covering crucial information on all things including mortgages, buyer demand and the abundance of homes listed during January 2024.

Property Market Hightlights:

-Busiest January in the last 4 years.

-Confidence is building in mortgage lenders, deals can be found as low as 3.9%.

-The interest rate is predicted to sit at around 3% within the next year.

- In the East Midlands, for the month of January, we have seen an increase of 1.2% for house prices.

-For our local area the overall stock level sits at 1,282.

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