Is it best to sell now or wait until after the election to get the best price for your property in the UK? To explore this further, we examined the impact of the past six elections on prices in the housing market. We found that the average price growth in the three months leading up to an election was 2.2%, while the three months following showed similar growth at 2.1%. Indeed, price growth in the three months following an election only outperformed the preceding period in two out of the last six elections (2015 and 2019). So, waiting until after the election to put your property on the market, in the hope of achieving a higher price, could actually be a risky strategy. With the summer underway and market activity bouncing back, now could be the best time to sell. Would you like access to this kind of insight on the UK market, 24/7? Track and share the latest sales, rental and new homes market trends in 2024 with PriceHubble. To explore our range of PriceHubble property data solutions, visit https://lnkd.in/eyE8A--7 #pricehubble #dataloft #propertymarketinsight #generalelection #propertydatasolutions
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Is it best to sell now or wait until after the election to get the best price for your property in the UK? To explore this further, we examined the impact of the past six elections on prices in the housing market. We found that the average price growth in the three months leading up to an election was 2.2%, while the three months following showed similar growth at 2.1%. Indeed, price growth in the three months following an election only outperformed the preceding period in two out of the last six elections (2015 and 2019). So, waiting until after the election to put your property on the market, in the hope of achieving a higher price, could actually be a risky strategy. With the summer underway and market activity bouncing back, now could be the best time to sell. Would you like access to this kind of insight on the UK market, 24/7? Track and share the latest sales, rental and new homes market trends in 2024 with PriceHubble. To explore our range of PriceHubble property data solutions, visit https://lnkd.in/eyE8A--7 #pricehubble #dataloft #propertymarketinsight #generalelection #propertydatasolutions
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🚨 Why Wait? 📍 We examined the impact of the past six elections on prices in the housing market!… • The average price growth in the three months leading up to an election was 2.2%, whilst the three months following showed similar growth at 2.1%. • Price growth in the three months following an election only outperformed the preceding period in two out of the last six elections (2015 and 2019). • Waiting until after the election to put your property on the market, in the hope of achieving a higher price, could be a risky strategy. 🌼 With spring underway and market activity bouncing back, now could be the best time to sell. If you're thinking of selling a property in Hampton and would be interested to know what your property is worth in todays market, give us a call on 01733 592020 ☎ 👉 Try our market research section on our website: https://lnkd.in/eNh4qm4H 👉 Don't forget to join us on our Facebook group for market insights, property advice and new properties before they show on the portals: https://lnkd.in/epiyemY9 Source: #Dataloft by PriceHubble, UK HPI December 2023, for elections 2001, 2005, 2010, 2015, 2017, 2019
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🚨 Why Wait? 📍 We examined the impact of the past six elections on prices in the housing market!… • The average price growth in the three months leading up to an election was 2.2%, whilst the three months following showed similar growth at 2.1%. • Price growth in the three months following an election only outperformed the preceding period in two out of the last six elections (2015 and 2019). • Waiting until after the election to put your property on the market, in the hope of achieving a higher price, could be a risky strategy. 🌼 With spring underway and market activity bouncing back, now could be the best time to sell. If you're thinking of selling a property in Hampton and would be interested to know what your property is worth in todays market, give us a call on 01733 592020 ☎ Try our market research section on our website: https://lnkd.in/e7i3sT_p Don't forget to join us on our Facebook group for market insights, property advice and new properties before they show on the portals: https://lnkd.in/e3MBYCCc Source: #Dataloft by PriceHubble, UK HPI December 2023, for elections 2001, 2005, 2010, 2015, 2017, 2019
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🚨 Why Wait? 📍 We examined the impact of the past six elections on prices in the housing market!… • The average price growth in the three months leading up to an election was 2.2%, whilst the three months following showed similar growth at 2.1%. • Price growth in the three months following an election only outperformed the preceding period in two out of the last six elections (2015 and 2019). • Waiting until after the election to put your property on the market, in the hope of achieving a higher price, could be a risky strategy. 🌼 With spring underway and market activity bouncing back, now could be the best time to sell. If you're thinking of selling a property in Hampton and would be interested to know what your property is worth in todays market, give us a call on 01733 592020 ☎ Try our market research section on our website: https://lnkd.in/eNh4qm4H Don't forget to join us on our Facebook group for market insights, property advice and new properties before they show on the portals: https://lnkd.in/epiyemY9 Source: #Dataloft by PriceHubble, UK HPI December 2023, for elections 2001, 2005, 2010, 2015, 2017, 2019
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📢 Why Now Might be a Great Time to Buy: Pre-Election Market Insights 📢 It is generally considered that the #housingmarket gets a bit quieter in the run-up to a #GeneralElection and historical trends show that house prices tend to stabilise or grow at a slower pace before elections. However, the data also shows that house prices rise significantly post-election, possibly making this a good time to buy. 📈 Transaction Volumes: Transactions typically slow down before elections due to uncertainty but rebound strongly afterwards. Data from #LandRegistry shows us that in 2010, transactions increased from 265,130 pre-election to 475,781 post-election. In 2015, prices grew consecutively month on month, increasing by 4.12% from June to December post-election (HM Land Registry). Buying a property now could mean capitalising on current price stability before the expected post-election rise. If history repeats itself, this might be a great time to buy your next home. 📱 01722 580059 📧 pennie@piccoloproperty.co.uk #UKHousingMarket #Election2024 #GeneralElection #MarketTrends Pennie Gill Lou Fletcher
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🚨 Why Wait? 📍 We examined the impact of the past six elections on prices in the housing market!… • The average price growth in the three months leading up to an election was 2.2%, whilst the three months following showed similar growth at 2.1%. • Price growth in the three months following an election only outperformed the preceding period in two out of the last six elections (2015 and 2019). • Waiting until after the election to put your property on the market, in the hope of achieving a higher price, could be a risky strategy. 🌼 With spring underway and market activity bouncing back, now could be the best time to sell. If you're thinking of selling a property in Hampton and would be interested to know what your property is worth in todays market, give us a call on 01733 592020 ☎ 👉 Try our market research section on our website: https://lnkd.in/ezzge7w3 👉 Don't forget to join us on our Facebook group for market insights, property advice and new properties before they show on the portals: https://lnkd.in/ermmaV_2 Source: #Dataloft by PriceHubble, UK HPI December 2023, for elections 2001, 2005, 2010, 2015, 2017, 2019
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🚨 Why Wait? 📍 We examined the impact of the past six elections on prices in the housing market!… • The average price growth in the three months leading up to an election was 2.2%, whilst the three months following showed similar growth at 2.1%. • Price growth in the three months following an election only outperformed the preceding period in two out of the last six elections (2015 and 2019). • Waiting until after the election to put your property on the market, in the hope of achieving a higher price, could be a risky strategy. 🌼 With spring underway and market activity bouncing back, now could be the best time to sell. If you're thinking of selling a property in Hampton and would be interested to know what your property is worth in todays market, give us a call on 01733 592020 ☎ 👉 Try our market research section on our website: https://lnkd.in/e7i3sT_p 👉 Don't forget to join us on our Facebook group for market insights, property advice and new properties before they show on the portals: https://lnkd.in/e3MBYCCc Source: #Dataloft by PriceHubble, UK HPI December 2023, for elections 2001, 2005, 2010, 2015, 2017, 2019
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Property Marketing Specialist | Level 3 qualified in Lettings & Property Management | Online Services Guru at Tortoise Property
🚨 Why Wait? 📍 We examined the impact of the past six elections on prices in the housing market!… • The average price growth in the three months leading up to an election was 2.2%, whilst the three months following showed similar growth at 2.1%. • Price growth in the three months following an election only outperformed the preceding period in two out of the last six elections (2015 and 2019). • Waiting until after the election to put your property on the market, in the hope of achieving a higher price, could be a risky strategy. 🌼 With spring underway and market activity bouncing back, now could be the best time to sell. If you're thinking of selling a property in Hampton and would be interested to know what your property is worth in todays market, give us a call on 01733 592020 ☎ Try our market research section on our website: https://lnkd.in/e7i3sT_p Don't forget to join us on our Facebook group for market insights, property advice and new properties before they show on the portals: https://lnkd.in/e3MBYCCc Source: #Dataloft by PriceHubble, UK HPI December 2023, for elections 2001, 2005, 2010, 2015, 2017, 2019
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Property Marketing Specialist | Level 3 qualified in Lettings & Property Management | Online Services Guru at Tortoise Property
🚨 Why Wait? 📍 We examined the impact of the past six elections on prices in the housing market!… • The average price growth in the three months leading up to an election was 2.2%, whilst the three months following showed similar growth at 2.1%. • Price growth in the three months following an election only outperformed the preceding period in two out of the last six elections (2015 and 2019). • Waiting until after the election to put your property on the market, in the hope of achieving a higher price, could be a risky strategy. 🌼 With spring underway and market activity bouncing back, now could be the best time to sell. If you're thinking of selling a property in Hampton and would be interested to know what your property is worth in todays market, give us a call on 01733 592020 ☎ Try our market research section on our website: https://lnkd.in/e7i3sT_p Don't forget to join us on our Facebook group for market insights, property advice and new properties before they show on the portals: https://lnkd.in/e3MBYCCc Source: #Dataloft by PriceHubble, UK HPI December 2023, for elections 2001, 2005, 2010, 2015, 2017, 2019
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After the big news this week, how will the property market fare? Will there be a Rishi Rebound or a Starmer Spring-up? We’re delighted that you can find out more in the Dataloft (now PriceHubble) analysis for our client Winkworth, featured in the Evening Standard. Discover what the General Election could mean for London’s property prices and rental reforms by clicking the link below. https://lnkd.in/e48wDvbE #generalelection #londonproperty #propertymarketinsight #pricehubble #propertydatasolutions
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