It's really good to be so busy again after the devastating impact on the property market during the recession where transaction levels dropped by over 80%.
We didn't see much change when the HIPs were abolished and I don't think that the high levels of activity we have seen over the past few weeks are people trying to move before the Emergency Budget later on this month.
During the recession, people postponed moving but the recovery means that they now have to consider moving to accommodate their larger families.
Whilst we cover a wide area in London and the South East, we have seen particularly high levels of activity in Wimbledon, Morden (where we are based), Merton Park, Wandsworth, Raynes Park, St Helier, Sutton and Carshalton. Long may it continue!
Thursday, 10 June 2010
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Prime residential property prices in south London have risen in a row and transactions are now up 90% compared with the previous month.
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Nice sharing and keep posting.