🏑 North Yorkshire Property Market Update July 2021 🏑

πŸ›‘ With the stamp duty holiday coming to an end, how will that affect North Yorkshire house prices? πŸ’₯ 🏑 Your latest update on the North Yorkshire Property Market from Laura at Love Property, We share our experience of what our home movers are doing in July 2021 🏑 πŸ’₯

πŸ‘‰ As we head into July 2021 this is our experience of our North Yorkshire property markets from the viewpoint of your local estate agency πŸ—ž


πŸ‘‰Stamp duty to resume for all property is priced at over Β£250,000 from the 1st of July 2021

πŸ‘‰For all buyers with the purchase price of under Β£250,000 the stamp duty holiday will continue until the 30th of September 2021

πŸ‘‰First-time buyers will continue to benefit from paying zero stamp duty for purchases up to Β£300,000 

πŸ‘‰Buyer demand remains high as property stocks remain low

πŸ‘‰Lifestyle continues to feel property market as buyers have more money in their pockets due to the pandemic

πŸ‘‰The property market did slow in June 2021 but is this likely to be down to lack of stock rather than demand?

☎️ If you are thinking of selling or you would like to talk to me about the property market please call Laura on 07825 339684


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May’s House Price Index shows a seasonal uplift in asking prices, with the latest Rightmove data reporting a 1.2% increase since April. The national average asking price now stands at Β£378,304.

This blog is for first-time buyers and home movers who have not been through the process in a few years. It’s designed to help you understand everything you need to know about viewing and buying a home in 2026.

The latest Rightmove House Price Index shows a small month-on-month increase, reflecting a market that is gradually building rather than accelerating. After the steadier performance seen in February and March, April’s data suggests confidence is improving, but at a measured pace.