Owners miss massive potential income by keeping homes empty🏡

Owners miss massive potential income by keeping homes empty🏡

New research shows an estimated £200 billion worth of property sat vacant across Britain’s housing market - up 2.1 per cent on a year ago.

Estate agency Barrows and Forrester analysed government data on the number of vacant dwellings across each area of the property market as well as the average value of these dwellings, to reveal just how much the empty homes are worth in current market conditions. To continue reading, please Click Here


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