A new north-south property divide is emerging in the UK
ahead of the festive season, with people selling second-stepper homes in the
north of England standing the best chance of finding a buyer by Christmas,
according to Rightmove. Those selling more expensive “top of the ladder”
properties in London and the south of England have the least chance, the
property website said in its latest house prices report. Asking prices for
homes coming to the market in England and Wales rose 1.1% to £313,435 in the
four weeks to 7 October, following a 1.2% drop the previous month. Prices rose
in eight out of 10 regions, the exceptions being Yorkshire and Humber and east
Midlands. Read more on the Rightmove website.
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