House price growth at fastest pace since 2016: Rightmove ↗

House price growth at fastest pace since 2016: Rightmove ↗

The average price of property coming to market has risen once again, with the 0.3% increase adding a further £852 to the value of a home - 7.6% higher than in January 2021, the highest annual rate of price growth recorded since May 2016, according to Rightmove.

2021’s housing market was defined by people’s sustained desire to move coupled with decreasing numbers of homes for sale, and this continues into the New Year. To continue reading, please Click Here


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