Latest news for the Richmondshire property market!

Latest news for the Richmondshire property market!

As of yesterday the housing market has started to reopen. The government has announced the commencement of viewings, valuations and surveys whilst adhering to strict social distancing guidelines. Buyers are buying, sellers are selling and banks are lending. The demand in our area is high with many out of area buyers and renters contacting us and

As of yesterday the housing market has started to reopen.

The government has announced the commencement of viewings, valuations and surveys whilst adhering to strict physical distancing guidelines.

Buyers are buying, sellers are selling and banks are lending. The demand in our area is high with many out of area buyers and renters contacting us and seeing the value in living in our beautiful towns and villages.

We’ve been listing, selling and letting throughout but it’s certainly not business as usual.

Our clients have seen how we have adapted, we already use video a lot but we’ve utilised it even more and it’s allowed us to let and sell properties during this time.

Viewings and valuations have been done via video link virtually as we have been during lockdown and we have a policy regarding health and safety which will be provided to anyone that wants to do business with us during this time.

Ultimately safety has to come first which is why, for now, our office will stay closed to the public, opening only when needed. 

We have a duty to our community to act responsibly during this time and unnecessary risks will not be taken.

We have been since the start of these challenging times, available 7 days a week as always and we are here for you.

With two completions tomorrow and several over the last few weeks, we have worked round the clock to ensure these essential moves happen and hopefully now everyone who has waited patiently can start to move on with their lives. 

This is a time for health before wealth and we deal with many vulnerable people who aren’t able to allow people into their homes so please understand and be patient.

Stay safe and we’ll keep you moving 💕


The Love Property Team



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Take a look at the most up-to-date figures from Rightmove Plus covering all of February, across our local area- DL11-DL7.

The latest Rightmove House Price Index shows the national average asking price at £368,019, effectively unchanged month-on-month (0.0%). Following the strongest start to a year for prices since 2020, February’s pause suggests the market is consolidating rather than accelerating.

The latest Rightmove House Price Index shows prices are now 0.5% higher than this time last year, marking a clear shift from the seasonal pause of December to a more confident start to 2026.

From pricing strategy to presentation and timing, selling well is rarely rushed. Early preparation gives you more control, stronger interest, and often a better final price.