Need to move?

Need to move?

In this quick read, we look at the numbers behind needs based move homes

  • Home moves can be triggered by dreams and desires as much as necessity – as proven by the post-Covid trend for lifestyle change.
  • However, almost a third of moves were ‘needs-based’ according to a survey of 10,400 home movers by the Property Academy in summer 2022, prompted by a growing family, job relocation, divorce, ill health or bereavement.
  • Needs-based buyers will present sales opportunities, while discretionary buyers, including many first-time buyers and some investors, may wait for improvement in mortgage lending conditions.
  • The October RICS survey indicates a further downward trend in buyer enquiries and sales, with national house price growth halting. Prime markets where cash buyers are active could see inflation in house prices.
  • Source: Dataloft, Property Academy Home Moving Trends Survey 2022, RICS


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