Another great week in the Property world! Rob has been lecturing at oxford and valuations have been flooding in. There is still a lack of stock, but this will last until the industry comes together to sort the issue. First time buyers doubled last year which is amazing, however, the average new build house price is down £12,000, with the buyers average age now being 32. We discuss future interest rate hikes and what new modelling would be needed for affordable products as well as the new Residential Property Development Tax.

This week we chat about the recent property boom which was fuelled by low-interest rates, the race for space, the stamp duty-cut and government incentives, but what Is the next step? Nationwide releases its data on the average house price index, the average cost of a house is now £260,000. This now means the average home is 20% more expensive than it was in February 2020. The house price to earnings ratio is current at 6.6 which is the highest yet. There have been 334 new instructions this week, sales are up at 146. On a macro level, the UK property market continues to have double-digit growth.

This week we chat about the recent property boom which was fuelled by low-interest rates, the race for space, the stamp duty-cut and government incentives, but what Is the next step? Nationwide releases its data on the average house price index, the average cost of a house is now £260,000. This now means the average home is 20% more expensive than it was in February 2020. The house price to earnings ratio is current at 6.6 which is the highest yet. There have been 334 new instructions this week, sales are up at 146. On a macro level, the UK property market continues to have double-digit growth.

Welcome back to another week of super-prime UK. A high-street packed show this week. New instructions are up from last week at 295, Sales at 132 and Under Offers have come in at 211. The market remains steady, and the growth is slow but positive. We talk about the future of the high-street, economic news and the big question of whether the current uncertain situation in Europe will affect the market. Our prayers go out to Ukraine.

Welcome back to another week of super-prime UK. A high-street packed show this week. New instructions are up from last week at 295, Sales at 132 and Under Offers have come in at 211. The market remains steady, and the growth is slow but positive. We talk about the future of the high-street, economic news and the big question of whether the current uncertain situation in Europe will affect the market. Our prayers go out to Ukraine.

The market is remaining resilient. We have 262 new instructions this week. 140 sales and 248 properties are under offer. One of the highest ratios we have seen recently. There are lots of bids on properties and people are out and about going to agencies. However, we still have issues with the lack of stock. Another Commercial trophy asset sale this week at a whopping £820 million. Tune in for more!

The market is remaining resilient. We have 262 new instructions this week. 140 sales and 248 properties are under offer. One of the highest ratios we have seen recently. There are lots of bids on properties and people are out and about going to agencies. However, we still have issues with the lack of stock. Another Commercial trophy asset sale this week at a whopping £820 million. Tune in for more!

What an amazing Super bowl, congratulations to the LA Rams! James Wild is back with us and as always we break down the weekly news and intel from the heart of the property industry. Agents are still experiencing a lack of stock with only 232 instructions. However, the sold numbers are still maintaining that 130-150 average at 145. The UK is performing at the top of the G7 countries, with the fastest growth period since WW2. We discuss new mortgage rates and TFL again raising their train fares.

What an amazing Super bowl, congratulations to the LA Rams! James Wild is back with us and as always we break down the weekly news and intel from the heart of the property industry. Agents are still experiencing a lack of stock with only 232 instructions. However, the sold numbers are still maintaining that 130-150 average at 145. The UK is performing at the top of the G7 countries, with the fastest growth period since WW2. We discuss new mortgage rates and TFL again raising their train fares.

A slightly different format this week as James wild is away. Rob delivers the latest data and intel from the heart of the industry and we answer questions from our DM's.