Posts Tagged ‘NAEA Propertymark’
FTB’s take advantage of dip in demand according to NAEA Propertymark
Latest NAEA Propertymark Housing Report – July 2018 revealed tha the supply of properties available to buy increased in July, while demand fell. First Time Buyers took advantage of these market conditions, and almost a third of all sales were made to the group in July, according to the housing report from NAEA Propertymark. Mark…
Read MoreDemand from prospective buyer’s increases in April according to NAEA Propertymark.
Latest NAEA Propertymark Housing Report – April 2018 headlines ‘Housing Market Swings Back In The Favour Of Sellers’. The report reveals that demand from prospective buyers grew by nine per cent in April; on average, estate agents had 337 house-hunters registered per branch, compared to 308 in March. Mark Hayward, Chief Executive said: “Last month…
Read MoreSales to first-time buyers rose in February 2018 according to NAEA Propertymark
Latest NAEA Propertymark Housing Report – February 2018 reveals: Sales to first-time buyers rose in February and the number of house-hunters fell in line with the supply of available properties. The number of prospective house-hunters fell by 16 per cent in February – from 367 registered per branch, to 309, year on year this is…
Read MoreSales to First-Time Buyers fall in January compared to previous month according to NAEA Propertmark.
Latest Housing Market report from NAEA Propertymark headlines ‘House-Hunters Flood The Market’ The report reveals that the number of house-hunters looking for new homes rose by 37 per cent in January. January saw an influx of sellers marketing their properties, the supply of available properties increased to 36 per branch on average, from 33 in…
Read MoreStill alot to be done to help those struggling to buy their first home (NAEA Propertymark)
News release 21st February 2018 from NAEA Propertymark headlined ‘Ways to help first time buyers enter the housing market’ Although recent figures show the number of first-time buyers (FTBs) has reached its highest level in a decade, there’s still a lot to be done to help those who are struggling to purchase their first home.…
Read MoreNAEA Propertymark reveals trends and expectations for 2018.
In a press release yesterday from NAEA Propertymark they analyse their sales data for 2017 to reveal trends and expectations for 2018. To read NAEA Propertymark’s 2017 overview of the housing market in full click here. Mark Hayward, Chief Executive, NAEA Propertymark comments on the findings: “2017 has been a busy year for the property…
Read MoreNAEA Propertymark submits it’s views to the Treasury ahead of the Autumn Budget 2017
NAEA Propertymark has submitted its views to the Treasury ahead of the Autumn Budget 2017, calling on the Government to exempt first-time buyers from paying stamp duty and give incentives to downsizers in order to encourage them to move. NAEA Propertymark’s monthly Housing Report shows that the proportion of sales made to first-time buyers fell…
Read MoreThe number of sales agreed per branch increased in May according to NAEA Propertymark
The National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) Propertymark’s monthly UK Housing Report – May 2017 found that only 3% of properties were sold nationally above their asking price, which was down 4% from April 2017 and the lowest since October last year. The number of homes which sold for less than asking price rose to…
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