The rapid rise in house prices over the last three years means first-time buyers now need to earn more to buy a home. Let’s look at the options.
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97% of sellers made a profit from the sale of their property in 2022, with the average home earning £67,000.
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If you're looking to sell a home that represents good value, then you're in demand. Homes that offer more bang for their buck are just what buyers are looking for right now.
Demand for homes is at the highest level since October 2022 as falling mortgage rates and a strong labour market support buyer interest.
With steadying mortgage rates and 65% more homes for sale than this time last year, buyers are back in the market and agreeing 11% more sales than in 2019.
