🛏️ Two-bedroom homes remain a popular choice, especially in areas like Rugby, where they account for a notable 25% of all properties. Nationally, 27.1% of homes across have two bedrooms, representing a total of 6.71 million properties. The appeal of two-bedroom homes lies in their versatility and affordability. For first-time buyers or small families, they offer the perfect balance of space without the significant cost associated with larger properties. In Rugby, as elsewhere, this property type accommodates a range of needs—whether for young professionals looking for an affordable step onto the property ladder, families needing an additional room for a child or guest, or even downsizers who no longer require extensive space. The enduring popularity of two-bedroom homes speaks to their adaptability within the property market, a trend reflected both locally and nationally. As a Rugby estate agent, I see first-hand how these homes attract a diverse array of buyers, all drawn to the perfect blend of space, cost-efficiency, and flexibility they offer. #ThePropertyExperts #househunting #Rugby #Warwickshire #housingmarket #houseprices
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📐💷 Welcome back to news of Rugbys property market, where each week I bring you different local property market stats and trends. This week I am back again with the June’s £/sq.ft statistics. The average property presently in Rugby is on the market for £287 per square foot, a figure representing the current heartbeat of Rugby property market. Last month it was £289 per square foot. That doesn’t mean house prices have changed by that percentage, just the mix of properties for sale, thus changing the £/sq.ft figure. This snapshot is crucial for Rugby homeowners; it's not just a number but a story of our community's property market. Each month, I will revisit that figure and use it to gauge the health of our local property market. Are you keen to know how your home aligns with these trends? Stay informed, stay ahead, and stay connected with Rugbys property market beat. #ThePropertyExperts #househunting #Rugby #Warwickshire #housingmarket #houseprices
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🗺️ The map above illustrates the average change in rental values across different areas of Rugby over the last five years. It highlights a clear trend of rising rental demand and prices, underscoring the shifting dynamics in Rugbys property market and shows varied changes, providing landlords with an insight into their specific neighbourhood's performance. Understanding these trends is crucial for landlords to ensure they are maximising their property's rental potential. The last five years have seen unprecedented challenges and opportunities in the rental market, and staying informed can make all the difference in maintaining or increasing returns on your investment. #ThePropertyExperts #househunting #Rugby #Warwickshire #housingmarket #houseprices
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🔔 Attention Rugby homeowners! The vibrant Rugby property market has seen a remarkable 26,101 homes change hands since 1995. This impressive figure is more than just a testament to the towns growth; it's a narrative of countless individual success stories and the area's resilience in the face of changing market conditions. Each transaction represents a family's new beginning, a savvy investor's smart move, or perhaps a young professional's first step onto the property ladder. As a dedicated estate agent, I am proud to have witnessed, and contributed to, many of these journeys. Understanding the significance of these numbers can help us forecast the future of our local market. For those considering selling their properties, this statistic highlights the ever-present demand and opportunities in Rugby. If you're looking to make your own mark in this thriving market, let's talk about how you can benefit from these insights. Your property story could be part of the next milestone in Rugbys property history! #ThePropertyExperts #RugbyHousing #RugbyProperty #Rugby #Warwickshire
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🐝 Rugbys property market is buzzing, but do bedrooms or property types sway the speed of how quick a property sells? For home buyers and owners in Rugby, understanding these subtleties could be the key to mastering the market. Is it the charm of a cosy two-bed or the allure of a spacious detached that captures buyers' hearts quicker? Or could semi-detached houses sell quicker than apartments? Find out how many days it takes to sell a Rugby home by both bedrooms and property type. Click here to read the article… #ThePropertyExperts #RugbyHousing #RugbyProperty #Rugby #Warwickshire https://lnkd.in/eQcaiyMa
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❤️🛏️ Why Rugby Loves Its Three-Bedroom Homes Three-bedroom homes hold a special place in the hearts of Rugby residents, with a remarkable 38% of homes in the area boasting this sought-after configuration. This trend reflects a broader national pattern, as data from the Office for National Statistics indicates that 40.4% of households across the UK are three-bedroom properties. Why are three-bedroom homes so popular? They strike the perfect balance for many families, offering enough space for growth without the overwhelming maintenance of larger properties. These homes typically feature a master bedroom, a secondary room for children or guests, and a third room that can serve as a study, nursery, or additional bedroom, providing flexibility for various lifestyle needs. However, the desirability of three-bedroom homes often makes them a premium choice in the Rugby property market. The demand for these homes can drive up prices, making it a significant investment for homeowners. Nationally, 11.4% of homes are one-bedroom, 27.1% are two-bedroom, 40.4% are three-bedroom, and 21.1% have four or more bedrooms. This distribution shows the broad appeal of three-bedroom homes, making them a key segment of the housing market. For those considering selling their three-bedroom home in Rugby now might be the perfect time to capitalise on this demand. If you own a three-bedroom property and are curious about its current market value, I offer a free, no-obligation valuation. Understanding the true worth of your home can help you make informed decisions and potentially maximise your investment. #ThePropertyExperts #househunting #Rugby #Warwickshire #housingmarket #houseprices
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💷 As an estate agent in Rugby, I'm pleased to present a detailed infographic illustrating the average house prices across the various UK regions. This valuable insight into the property market ensures that both buyers and sellers are well-informed about the current trends affecting their decisions. Here's a summary of the average house prices by region, sorted from highest to lowest: London: £508k South East: £366k East Anglia: £328k South West: £308k West Midlands: £241k East Midlands: £236k North West: £211k Wales: £211k Northern Ireland: £207k Yorkshire and The Humber: £199k Scotland: £192k North East: £155k These figures reflect the dynamic and varied nature of the UK property market, highlighting significant regional differences that can influence buying and selling strategies. For prospective clients in Rugby or anywhere in the UK, understanding these trends is crucial for making informed decisions, whether you're considering buying a first home, investing in property, or planning to sell. At our agency, I pride ourselves on providing accurate, up-to-date market data to help you navigate the complexities of the property market. Whether you're looking to get a general sense of property values in your area or need detailed advice tailored to your specific circumstances, our team is here to offer expert guidance based on the latest market analysis. If you have any questions about the Rugby property market or further afield, feel free to pick up the phone on 01788 820019. #ThePropertyExperts #househunting #Rugby #Warwickshire #housingmarket #houseprices
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🏡 UK Property Market Update – Week Ending 20th October 2024 Keeping you in the loop with the latest insights from the UK property market. Here’s what’s happening right now: 32,500 new listings last week (5.5% up YTD compared to 2023) 26,075 UK homes sold STC (subject to contract) in just one week, bringing this year’s total to 1,045,620 – up from 912,919 last year YTD. 724,000 homes for sale across the UK (compared to 662,000 this time last year). Average sold price: £371k with £340 per sq ft on sale agreed properties. Renting? Average UK rent last week was £1,881 pcm. For those based in Rugby, these national stats reflect trends we’re seeing locally too. The housing market is constantly evolving, and as a knowledgeable estate agent here in Rugby, I’m committed to providing localised updates that matter to our community. 🔍 Interested in knowing what these numbers mean for Rugby? Whether you’re buying, selling, or just curious, follow me for weekly updates on the UK market as well as insights into Rugbys property trends. 👉 Follow my page for the latest local market stats, insights, and tips to help you navigate property decisions with confidence. If you have any questions about the Rugby property market or further afield, feel free to pick up the phone on 01788 820019. Thinking of moving home soon and what to know your options? Call us for a no obligation market appraisal for your home on the number above. #ThePropertyExperts #househunting #Rugby #Warwickshire #housingmarket #houseprices
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🔥 UK house prices have risen by 65.4% since 2014, yet the reality is that growth in property prices in the UK and indeed Rugby has differed from city to city, town to town. Looking closer to home, Rugby has also experienced a varied rise in house prices, much like the wider UK property market, again rising at differing rates in the different neighbourhoods, depending on the specific area. As shown in the map, darker redder areas represent those with higher average house price growth, while lighter yellow colours indicate more modest increases. While some areas of Rugby have seen significant house price increases, others have experienced more tempered growth. It’s important to remember these are only average figures, so even in areas showing slower growth, individual properties may still have seen substantial value rises, and the reverse can also be true. If you’re considering selling your Rugby home or just want to know how much your Rugby home might be worth in the current market, I would be happy to offer you a free, no-obligation valuation. Each home is unique, and understanding its specific value can provide clarity whether you’re looking to sell or simply curious about the market. Get in touch today to find out more about how much your property might be worth in today’s market. #ThePropertyExperts #househunting #Rugby #Warwickshire #housingmarket #houseprices
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🏘️ Rugby homeowners, are you curious about the state of play in the Rugby property market and how your property stacks up in it? Discover the new key insights on how they give you an insight into local house prices, months before official data comes out. Uncover those secrets of the Rugby property market and make informed decisions today by clicking on this article…. #ThePropertyExperts #househunting #Rugby #Warwickshire #housingmarket #houseprices https://lnkd.in/etqe-p8V
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