Strong lockdown demand as new sellers price keenly to beat March deadline

The Rightmove House Price Index was released to the media this morning and gives a national picture of house prices and activity over the past few weeks.

The price of property coming to market this month has dipped by an average of 0.5% (-£1,505) despite continuing strong buyer demand since the start of England’s second lockdown. New sellers appear to be pricing more keenly, to improve their chances of getting a quick sale and beating the March stamp duty deadline. To read the Rightmove House Price Index report in full, please tap or click here

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