Changes to buyer behaviour likely to continue

Changes to buyer behaviour likely to continue

Housebuilders have predicted that changing lifestyle requirements will continue to reshape the new home market through 2022, as demand for luxury new homes in more rural locations continues to trend.

According to WhatHouse? 70% of housebuilders asked to forecast whether the ‘race for space’ will keep the market buoyant felt confident that we are yet to reach the ceiling in requirement for larger properties with home office, flexible family space, and access to high-quality green areas. To continue reading, please Click Here


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Recent data shows homes are taking longer to sell than 18 months ago, with only around half achieving a sale. Realistic pricing from day one is crucial to attract interest, maintain momentum, and avoid delays or reductions, ensuring a smoother, more successful sale in today’s market.

Something significant is shifting on our streets, and most people have not noticed. Nearly one in five UK homes is now privately rented, quietly reshaping communities like Attleborough. Who is driving this change, and what does it mean for prices, demand, and neighbourhood life? The answers may surprise you.

Here is an overview of the UK Property Market for Week 10, which paints a picture of a UK property market that is steady, active and quietly resilient. Buyers remain engaged, supply continues to grow, and pricing holds firm. Yet beneath the surface, one factor is shaping success more than ever. To learn more, please read the article.

Not every home that goes on the market ends up sold but knowing the reasons why can be the difference between “listed” and “sold”.