Homebuyer demand remained strong into the New Year

Homebuyer demand remained strong into the New Year

Newly released data from estate agent comparison site, GetAgent.co.uk, has revealed where England’s strongest homebuyer demand hotspots were for Q4 2021.

GetAgent’s Hotspots Demand Index monitors homebuyer demand across England on a quarterly basis. Current demand is based on the proportion of stock listed as already sold (sold subject to contract or under offer) as a percentage of all stock listed for sale. E.g, if 100 homes are listed and 50 are already sold, the demand score would be 50%. To continue reading, please Click Here
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