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 ÂŁ1,982,723 more than the UK average, according to the latest study. To continue reading, please Click Here


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