The latest research from Yopa, the full-service estate agents, has found that the property market has picked up the pace in the two weeks since the Autumn Budget, with 84,000 more homes listed for sale today – an increase of 11.4%.
The research shows that: –
Of the 15 major cities analysed by Yopa, Glasgow has seen the biggest increase at 13.4%, followed by Nottingham (+13.3%), Edinburgh (+13.2%) and Brighton (+12.5%).
There are currently 823,898 homes listed for sale across Britain and 84,065 of those have entered the market since the Autumn Budget alone – a boost of 11.4% in the number of sellers choosing to make their move.
Every region of Britain and every major city analysed by Yopa has seen an increase in for sales stock levels since the Autumn Budget.
Regionally, the largest increase has been seen across Scotland at 12.7%, with the Northeast (+12.3%) and London (+12.2%) also seeing some of the largest increase in for sale stock levels.
Wales has seen the smallest influx of new homes listed for sale, although there has still been a 9.5% increase in the last two weeks alone.
