
Prime regional house prices – Q3 2023
"Market uncertainty and economic fluctuations has led to a price-sensitive market. Committed sellers will need to price sensibly to generate the most interest"
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"Market uncertainty and economic fluctuations has led to a price-sensitive market. Committed sellers will need to price sensibly to generate the most interest"

"There has been a two-fold rise in the number of buyers registering and viewing Savills country houses post-lockdown"

"The prime country markets have seen an increase in new buyer applications in the first three months of 2019. This suggests a healthy pool of latent demand, despite uncertainty surrounding Brexit"
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"Pricing is key for competing interest"
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"Country locations are offering comparatively good value, attracting the interest of a growing number of UK and overseas buyers"

"Static figures conceal pockets of stronger activity"


"The prime market remains price sensitive, but it’s far from dormant. Realistic pricing is key"
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"Since 1979, the performance of central London’s prime residential real estate has been underpinned by three influential phases. Now, against a backdrop of political and economic uncertainty, we assess its prospects as the market enters a fourth phase"

"Owning a property worth £1 million or more was once the reserve of an elite group. But, with rising prices over the past 10 years, many more homeowners across the country have joined the club"