Leicester’s property surge not dented by local lockdown
House prices are set to grow by as much as 3% for the rest of this year, driven by a sales-tax break and resurgent demand following the lockdown.
House prices are set to grow by as much as 3% for the rest of this year, driven by a sales-tax break and resurgent demand following the lockdown.
House prices are set to grow by as much as 3% for the rest of this year, driven by a sales-tax break and resurgent demand following the lockdown.
House prices are set to grow by as much as 3% for the rest of this year, driven by a sales-tax break and resurgent demand following the lockdown.
Today, 30 July 2020, marks a big landmark for Phillips George as we celebrate four years serving the house sellers and buyers of Leicestershire
A loud cheer was heard throughout the housing market today with the Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s announcement of a temporary exemption from Stamp Duty on properties sold for less than £500,000.
We have been given the all clear by the authorities to continue working today [Tuesday, 30th June], so our office remains open.
We have been so busy since returning to work only a few weeks ago, suspecting that the busy housing market would make it a seller’s market. Our prediction has panned out to be correct.
As the market stalled with lockdown, the pent-up demand for property built up over the weeks and so our phones have rung off the hook as we respond to enquiries to buy and sell property.
The housing market in Leicester has been nothing to sneeze about over the last 18 months as house prices have been buoyant, making our county one of the top performing
Your home will not magically appear on the market on the first weekend of March. Get the most from your house sale in Leicester by making sure you are ready.