You've decided to move. So, before you arrange a valuation, should you pack up all your personal items, hide family photos and paint the whole house white? Read this article to find out how you can prepare your home for sale to maximise its value without removing all traces of your family.

Many wonder why some Attleborough homes stay on the market longer than others when browsing property portals like Rightmove or Zoopla. While issues like pricing or property condition may seem to blame, delays often stem from poor marketing, unrealistic expectations, or changes in the seller’s circumstances.

This week's update provides a statistical analysis, offering insights into what’s happening and shaping the UK Property Market, week ending 16th February 2025.

Attleborough homeowner or landlord? Curious about the trends in the Attleborough property market? One measure is the average price paid for homes bought and sold in Attleborough in the last 12 months, on a rolling month by month basis.

The UK property market in 2024 has experienced intriguing regional differences in home sales. With over 1 million properties sold nationwide, exploring these variations provides key insights into market trends.

The UK property market has taken off strongly in 2025, with January sales 17.2% higher than the same month last year. While the national picture looks positive, the reality on a local level tells its own story. So, what’s really happening in Attleborough’s property market right now?

A charming 4 Bedroom three-storey home is located in the highly sought-after village of Kenninghall, just a short stroll from the local school and village shop, with a Kitchen/Diner, Lounge, Cloakroom, Ensuite to the Master Bedroom, this property has everything for a wonderful family home.

Attleborough is alive with construction, but is it a case of overdevelopment or simply meeting long-overdue housing demand? For homeowners and landlords, the answer could significantly impact property values and rental yields. Explore how these building trends might reshape the local market in unexpected ways.

Semi-detached homes make up 36.4% of properties in Attleborough, reflecting a long-standing trend seen in towns and cities across the UK. However, the proportion of semi-detached properties can vary widely from one region to another. In this blog, I explore why this property type remains popular and what influences its presence in different areas.

The property market remains resilient despite the stamp duty deadline. Positive signs for the Spring include the number of new sellers coming to market and the number of sales agreed both being higher than the same period in 2024. Asking prices have grown by 0.2% compared to last year in Norfolk.

As we step into February, the UK property market continues to navigate shifting economic conditions, fluctuating interest rates, and evolving buyer sentiment. This week's update provides a statistical analysis, offering insights into what’s shaping the UK Property Market week ending 2nd February 2025.

The Bank of England has today reduced interest rates to 4.5%, marking its third cut in under a year. This move aims to ease borrowing costs, potentially benefiting homebuyers and those looking to re-mortgage. While affordability may improve, the impact on mortgage rates is expected to be gradual as lenders adjust cautiously.