10 things you need to consider when buying a new-build🆕🏡

As demand increases for new-build homes due to the energy crisis, new research from Homeviews and Homeowners Alliance reveals that there is more to consider than saving money on fuel bills when you buy a new home.

Over 7000 buyers who bought a new build in the last 3 years recently revealed their regrets. Property management, parking and gardens top the list of things they wish they had thought about before buying their home. Those surveyed also voted for their favourite developers for first-time buyers and shared owners. To continue reading, please Click Here

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1 in 7 Attleborough Home Sellers Lower Their Asking Price Every Month

Did you know that 1 in 7 Attleborough homeowners reduce their asking price every month? With the number of Attleborough homes for sale rising sharply in recent years, understanding how to strategically position your home is more crucial than ever. Discover the 6 key insights to decide if you need to reduce your asking price and sell faster.

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9.1 million homes for sale!

Since the 1st of January 2019, 9.1 million homes have come onto the UK property market.

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ORANGE HEAT MAP – House price Growth in Last 10 Years

Since 2014, UK house prices have climbed by 65.4%, but this national figure masks the varied growth across regions. In places like Attleborough, property values reflect distinct local factors, leading to differences in growth rates from city to city and town to town.

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New Stamp Duty Increase: Another Hurdle for Attleborough Landlords – But Is It Really a Game-Changer

The government announced an increase in stamp duty for second home purchases. Buyers of additional properties, including buy-to-let investments and holiday homes, will face a higher rate of stamp duty compared to primary residences.

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