Dirty kitchens and dirty bathrooms are the biggest buyer turn-offs
New Rightmove research reveals that potential buyers rate dirty kitchens and dirty bathrooms as their top two home-hunting turn-offs.
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New Rightmove research reveals that potential buyers rate dirty kitchens and dirty bathrooms as their top two home-hunting turn-offs.
Student accommodation is one of the fastest growing investment sectors in the UK.
Nearly seven out of ten (69%) prospective first-time buyers expecting to buy in the next 12 months are University educated.
The Olympics distraction did not deter new sellers from coming to market during August.
Property owners in the main Olympic borough have yet to see a tangible benefit in terms of an Olympic ‘house price legacy’.
Rightmove surveyed over 9,000 football fans to see what proportion of each club’s fans are local to their home stadium.
2/5 home-owners decided their home was the one for them before they got past the hallway, new research by Rightmove can reveal.
Rightmove records that new sellers dropped their asking prices in London by an average of -3.6% (-£17,136) in July.