We have already had five full months of 2023 to look at what may be happening in the Wellingborough property market, so these are my findings from the ZooplaPro data.
Although it sounds like a tenuous connection, the property market and the weather are linked. The arrival of early summer has coincided with the traditional uptick in house prices. This May, Rightmove has noted an extraordinary correlation between warmer temperatures and property values.
May was the month when the Renter’s Reform Bill was introduced to Parliament. The Government has a deadline to keep as it wants the contents to become law before the next general election, which has to happen by 28thJanuary 2025.
It’s time to come clean – we have a weakness for design trends. We’ve tried hygge, cottagecore and colour drenching but we have really fallen in love with one current interior fashion and that’s Japandi. The best bit? This design style might just help you sell your home.
Skipton Bank has launched an exciting new mortgage option that aims to assist first-time buyers who have struggled to save up for a deposit. The Skipton 100% mortgage is a five-year fixed mortgage, does not require a deposit.
Life has got more expensive for the majority of us and a review of finances is frequently needed to ensure we’re balancing the books. This is especially true for landlords who, for the first time in many years, will find mortgage rates have doubled since they last looked at home loans.
A third of 2023 has now passed, so I’ve taken a look at the latest data available from ZooplaPro to see if we can spot any trends in the Wellingborough property market.
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