Valentine’s themed road names see 20% price rise in the last year💟

Living on a Valentine’s related road name could cause your heart to skip a beat if you’re looking to sell this year, with house prices sitting above the national average, rising by 20% in the last year alone.

Property platform, Boomin, analysed sold prices across property sales to have completed in 2021 which contained one of eight Valentine’s themed terms within the road name, including Love, Valentine, Heart, Arrow, Sweet, Rose, Flower and Kiss or Kissing. To continue reading, please Click Here

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