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Detached properties see highest price growth in 20 Detached properties see highest price growth in 2020 Detached homes saw the highest rate of annual house price growth of all property types in most regions of the UK last year, research from property portal OpenBrix has found. After the property market reopened following the initial national lockdown, UK buyers scrambled to buy bigger homes with more outdoor space. The value of detached properties climbed by 6.8% annually in December across the UK. Terraced homes were the next most popular with property values climbing 6.1% in the last year, while semi-detached houses saw an increase of 5.4%. Adam Pigott, chief executive of OpenBrix, said: “To see detached homes top the table across almost all UK regions where price appreciation is concerned highlights the considerable change in buyer behaviour over the last year and as a result of Covid. “In contrast, flats have seen some of the lowest price appreciation rates, and the market has essentially been turned on its head. “While a vaccine would have provided a glimmer of hope for the year ahead, it’s fair to say that the events of Christmas have once again plunged the nation into a sea of pandemic uncertainty. As a result, it’s unlikely that any established trends due to Covid will be reversing themselves anytime soon. “Therefore, we can expect to see detached homes continue to dominate the market, both where popularity and price growth are concerned over the coming year.” In all but three regions of the UK, detached homes saw the highest house price growth rate of all property types. The largest increases were in Yorkshire and the Humber, the South West and the North West, where detached homes jumped 8.1% in value over the last year. Source: propertywire #estateagents #lettingagents #property #house #stampdutyholiday #buytolet #houseprice
🏡Bartholomew Close, London, EC1A £495,000 One 🏡Bartholomew Close, London, EC1A £495,000 One bedroom flat on the first floor of a purpose-built apartment block in a quiet cul-de-sac. Double bedroom with fitted wardrobe to the quiet back side of the street. An open-plan living space with a Juliet balcony and modern integrated kitchen accommodating both the washing machine and dishwasher. Brightly lit bathroom with a large spa-style bath. Convenient location for St Barts hospital and walking to the City. All amenities close by and it is a short stroll to Barbican and St Pauls’ tube stations. Service Charge is approximately £1,600pa. #Estateagent #Agent #Propertyforsale #ForSale #Property #Home #Selling #Houses #besthouses #homesearch #househunting
Should the Stamp Duty holiday be extended? Lockdo Should the Stamp Duty holiday be extended? Lockdown will delay purchases, so will the Chancellor help out the property market and homebuyers by moving back the March deadline? Calls for the government to extend the Stamp Duty deadline are growing louder, as many in the property and mortgage markets say lockdown will delay the purchase process, meaning many miss out on the tax break. The stamp duty holiday can save buyers up to £15,000 if they complete on a purchase before the 31st March. But missing the deadline by just one day will mean that all but first-time buyers are forced to pay the stamp duty in full. For some this won’t be affordable and the sale could fall through, along with the rest of the property chain. Andrew Montlake, managing director of mortgage broker Coreco, said: “Though the property market remains technically open, there will now be considerably more logistical issues for the simple reason that a lot of people will be working from home. “Lenders, valuers and conveyancers are already experiencing bottlenecks and delays given the sheer amount of applications going through and the administrative upheaval caused by the latest lockdown will only serve to accentuate them. “We would not be surprised if the Treasury makes an announcement this week about extending the Stamp Duty deadline to keep demand alive and give the property industry some much needed wiggle room.” George Franks, co-founder of London-based estate agents, Radstock Property, agreed an extension was needed: “Extending the deadline by at least another month to reflect the new national lockdown seems like the right thing to do in the current circumstances and I’m sure it’s on Rishi Sunak’s agenda. “The property market is providing vital fuel for the economy and the Treasury will want to ensure that continues during the potentially challenging months ahead. “Extending the Stamp Duty holiday is a way for the Government to give people something to cheer about when there’s so little to cheer about, as public sentiment and the property market are closely related.” source: yourmortgage #estateagents #lettingagents #property #house #stampdutyholiday #buytolet
🏡Mill Pond Road, Dartford, DA1 £330,000 This 🏡Mill Pond Road, Dartford, DA1 £330,000 This beautiful, modern top floor apartment offers luxury living with far reaching views across Dartford and beyond. With a spacious living room with floor to ceiling doors opening out onto a fabulous wraparound balcony. The ensuite with double walk in shower cubicle and a family bathroom are also attractive features. Access to Central London is easy, with the train taking just 30minutes or so to Charing Cross Station. If you’re looking for great value and modern luxury, this is certainly one to view. The Master bedroom has a well appointed ensuite, with door out to the wrap around balcony, whilst guests in the second bedroom can also benefit from the floor to ceiling doors out to the balcony. The living room/kitchen is a lovely place to relax, with its light and airy feel from the floor to ceiling doors and windows onto the balcony. #Estateagent #Agent #Propertyforsale #ForSale #Property #Home #Selling #Houses #besthouses #homesearch #househunting
Government unveils leasehold reforms Leaseholders Government unveils leasehold reforms Leaseholders will be given the right to extend their lease by 990 years at zero ground rent, Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick announced. This will impact 4.5 million people, who will no longer have to pay any ground rents to freeholders. Escalating leasehold ground rents has been a controversial subject for some time, which means homeowners incur extra costs and may run into difficulties when selling their home. Miles Robinson, head of mortgages at Trussle, said: “We’ve seen a 56% increase in mortgage applications for flats from 2019 to 2020, and many of these will be leasehold properties. Source: propertywire #estateagents #lettingagents #property #forsale #tolet #house #buytolet #firsttimebuyer #investment #dreamhome #lender #mortgage
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