Costly waiting game as eight out of 10 London buyers not willing to compromise on first choice location
With buyer demand still exceeding available property supply in London, the choice that many buyers are looking for is not there.
With buyer demand still exceeding available property supply in London, the choice that many buyers are looking for is not there.
Despite more people than ever expecting rises in asking prices, the vast majority of potential buyers (90%) say they won't compromise on location.
With Help to Buy, buyers only need five per cent of the value of the property as a deposit.
Average property coming to market is now priced at £541,313, only £3,000 below October 2013’s all-time high as prices rebound after a festive lull.
Rightmove’s director and housing analyst Miles Shipside looks the property ladder and who likely to win and lose as the year unfolds.
Our infographic provides a breakdown of how prices are performing across each region and property type.
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Average asking prices up by 1% (+ÂŁ2,406), the largest ever January rise in the price of property coming to market.