⭐️ HOME SELLERS! How to MAXIMISE the value of your home in the current property boom! ⭐️

With a fast moving housing market it is easy to get swept along but what if I told you that by selling your home quickly you are potentially missing out on £1000,s? Would it surprise you to know that estate agents all over the country have buyers registered that will buy your home in 24 hours? I explain how to get it RIGHT...


HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF THE
BEST PROPERTY SELLING MARKET IN YEARS!



The North of England property market continues to be driven by lifestyle, we are seeing a huge number of people migrate into the area from more built-up areas.

This is keeping the prices strong and record prices are being achieved with some houses have even increased in price by 20% in the last two years.

In my video I talk about why selling your home in 24 hours might not be the best option for you and just how we can help you take advantage of the market and find not only the real value of your home today but also the best buyer.

If you would like to chat about your home or the current market please call me on 01748 834373 or click here to send me an email.

I look forward to hearing from you

Laura and the team
Love Property

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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.

List now, not in the spring rush. When the market floods with new listings, buyers have too many choices and get fatigue. A valuation today puts you ahead of the crowd, attracts motivated buyers, and helps you secure the best possible price.

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.

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.