The property selling season is nearly upon us and so home owners preparing to sell their homes start putting there properties to market. The asking prices according to Rightmove the UK’s largest property website has seen certain areas of the UK with increased house prices. The rise in asking prices is seen from North to South some of the bigger increase come from North Tyneside with a 12.5% increase down to Lowestoft in Suffolk with a 5% increase.
House asking prices:
North
Whitley Bay, North Tyneside. Increase: 12.2 per cent
Billingham, Stockton on Tees. Increase: 9.3 per cent
South East
St Leonards-On-Sea, East Sussex. Increase: 6.8 per cent
North West
Altrincham, Greater Manchester. Increase: 6.5 per cent
Greater London
Surbiton, Kingston upon Thames. Increase: 5.8 per cent
Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. Increase: 5.5 per cent
South East
Southsea, Portsmouth. Increase: 5.4 per cent
Wales
Newport Town, Pembrokeshire. Increase: 5.2 per cent
East Anglia
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. Increase: 5.2 per cent
Lowestoft, Suffolk. Increase: 5 per cent
Homeowners with properties to sell are breaking with tradition and ditching estate agents in favour of finding their own buyers. With prices under pressure, selling privately is taking off because of the money you can save yourself in commission. Learn more about selling property online at The Little House Company.co.uk
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