Prime London ‘price bubble’ fuels new record asking price
London saw a 4.8% (+£21,834) jump in average new seller asking prices during October, the biggest monthly increase since the 5.2% increase seen in October of last year.
London saw a 4.8% (+£21,834) jump in average new seller asking prices during October, the biggest monthly increase since the 5.2% increase seen in October of last year.
October saw a 3.5% (+£8,310) jump in new seller average asking prices, the biggest increase for eight months.
Sellers are being warned not to risk over-pricing during the autumn market.
The average asking price of property coming to market in London rose marginally this month, by just 0.3% (-£1,362).
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 records that new sellers dropped their asking prices in London by an average of -3.6% (-£17,136) in July.