Energy efficiency increasingly vital to buyers - claimđź’ˇ

Energy efficiency increasingly vital to buyers - claimđź’ˇ

Features often overlooked now, such as double glazing and insulation, are likely to become high up on buyers’ wish lists as the new energy price cap increases in April.

That’s the view of First Mortgage, a broker, which says its survey of buyers has shown that features such as double-glazed windows (27 per cent), roof insulation (21 per cent) and a modern energy efficient kitchen (32 per cent) are the top three features first-time buyers want on a property. To continue reading, please Click Here


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Understanding homeownership patterns in Attleborough reveals valuable insights for anyone in property. This snapshot highlights where residents own homes outright, mortgage-free. Darker blues mark higher equity areas, while lighter greens show fewer outright owners—indicating who may hold more flexibility in the market.

The Bank of England’s latest rate cut to 4%—its lowest in two years—offers a boost to buyer confidence and affordability. With UK home sales up 7.5% year-on-year, the move is expected to support stability in Attleborough’s housing market, though the pace of mortgage rate changes may remain gradual.

New figures reveal major regional differences in how quickly UK homes go under offer. In today’s market, speed counts—delays can mean price cuts, lost momentum, and uncertainty. The key question for sellers: is your property priced to sell, or priced to sit?

Attleborough’s property market is always shifting, and monthly trends reveal more than any single price tag. Whether you’re selling or just curious about your home’s value, staying informed could give you the edge. Would you like to know where the market is heading?