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As buyers return to market following last year’s mini budget shocker, what should sellers be doing to make sure their homes are the ones that are snapped up?
The truth is, you can look at it either way. Here’s why there’s both good and bad news for homeowners in 2023.
As the housing market shifts to a buyers' market, sellers are accepting offers on their asking prices, meaning there's more wiggle room to negotiate on price.
However, homes grew by £42,000 in pandemic, suggesting sellers are having to forgo around 33% of their pandemic gains in order to achieve a sale.
New-build homeowners and renters are expected to save £3,000 on gas and electricity from April, compared with those living in more traditional homes, according to the Home Builders Federation.
The best new mortgage deals are now at below 4% for lower loan-to-value remortgages, a major improvement on the average rate of 6% in November 2022. Here's how much further I think they will fall.
The average UK rent has increased £120 in the past year with London, Manchester and Glasgow seeing the biggest hikes.
