Number of house hunters at highest level since 2004

Number of house hunters at highest level since 2004

During 2021, there was an average of 459 potential buyers registered per NAEA member branch, making last year the busiest on record for house hunters since 2004 when the 12-month average was 475.

The latest figures released by NAEA Propertymark have shown that January started with a rush of new properties, bringing with it a rush of new house hunters. Throughout the year, January, May, October and November were the busiest months for potential buyers registering with member agents. To continue reading, please Click Here


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