Why more first time buyers are turning to new build🏠

Why more first time buyers are turning to new build🏠

When talking to first time buyers, what is striking is the duality of the home buying process for many.

We hear the home buying process is stressful, challenging, difficult and yet, once the pitfalls and hoops are navigated, almost universally we hear of the joy and freedom they feel at reaching an important life goal of owning a home. No pain, no gain as the expression goes but the desire to reduce the difficulty of buying appears to be an increasing focus of many new buyers. To continue reading please Click Here


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This week's update provides a statistical analysis, offering insights into what’s happening and shaping the UK Property Market, week ending Sunday 2nd March 2025.

The recent stock market volatility, triggered by President Trump's imposition of sweeping tariffs, has raised concerns about potential ripple effects across various sectors, including the UK housing market.

The market continues to demonstrate resilience with buyer enquiry and new seller numbers remaining ahead of the same period in 2024. Despite decade-high choice for buyers, the average property price increased 1.4% (+ £5,312) this month. This is ahead of the average April increase and sets a new record of £377,182.

What’s really happening in the Attleborough property market? With a steady stream of gloomy headlines forecasting a housing crash since late 2022, it’s easy to feel uncertain. But look past the national noise, and a very different story begins to unfold. The data reveals a surprising resilience—both across the UK and right here in Attleborough.