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Buyers in London looking for fresh choice of property may find their options more limited than usual at this time of year, with a 16% drop in the number of new sellers compared to the same period in 2010.
This month’s statistics from Rightmove highlight how the relentless stream of economic uncertainty around the Eurozone crisis has influenced decisions when it comes to moving home.
The Rightmove House Price Index for November 2011 was released this week and here’s how the national newspapers have reported it…
45% of potential first-time buyers state they are now more likely to get on the housing ladder thanks to the Government’s FirstBuy scheme, according to new research from Rightmove.
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Earlier this month we launched our exciting new Facebook application, Seller of the Month, giving vendors around the UK the monthly opportunity to win £5,000 worth of advertising products helping their property become one of the most visible on Rightmove.
London’s ability to out-perform the rest of the country and many international markets in spite of the on-going global financial crisis and resultant credit squeeze is further highlighted by property coming to the market at all-time price highs.
House prices in Wales fell -0.8% over the last month despite the national UK average asking price rising by 2.8% over the same period. The average asking price for a property in Wales now stands at £165,597.