Demand grows for homes close to royal owned properties🏰

Demand grows for homes close to royal owned properties🏰

A quarter of UK adults would buy in an area near a Royal residence, with safety and price appreciation cited as two of the main reasons, according to the results of a new survey by specialist lender Together.

While the current average UK house price is now as much as £278,000 – a significant £24,000 higher than it was in March 2021 – potential buyers would still consider paying as much as £9,070 above the asking price to guarantee living in a borough close to a Royal owned property.
The average price for a typical residential property near one of the top five best known Royal properties costs as much as £1,982,723 more than the UK average, according to the latest study. To continue reading, please Click Here


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