
Prime regional house prices – Q3 2023
"Market uncertainty and economic fluctuations has led to a price-sensitive market. Committed sellers will need to price sensibly to generate the most interest"
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"Market uncertainty and economic fluctuations has led to a price-sensitive market. Committed sellers will need to price sensibly to generate the most interest"
"Autumn has traditionally been a popular time to put a home on the market. The rise of the cash-rich buyer is a common theme across many markets, with buyers relying less on debt. Does this mean the prime market has continued to function better than expected?"
"Good schooling is a key driver of demand across the prime housing markets, but which locations in the UK offer the best schooling?"
"Our agent survey reveals the change in buyer and seller price expectations"
"Lucian Cook, head of residential research, shares insight and analysis into the data and trends currently shaping the UK property market in August"
"As pressure on buyers’ budgets increases, committed sellers need to price in a way that reflects the prevailing macroeconomic conditions"
"Prices stabilise across prime regional markets following mini-budget dip, but realistic pricing will be critical over the coming months"
"Markets further from London, where mortgage affordability is least stretched, have been most robust, with properties in the Midlands and North, Scotland, and the South of England beyond the commuter zone seeing the smallest price adjustments"
"Central London’s recovery interrupted as global economic growth slows."
"Five-year prime house price forecasts"