MULTIPLE OFFERS, INDOOR AND OUTDOOR SPACE, AND THE RUSH TO BEAT THE STAMP DUTY HOLIDAY DEADLINE.

MULTIPLE OFFERS, INDOOR AND OUTDOOR SPACE, AND THE RUSH TO BEAT THE STAMP DUTY HOLIDAY DEADLINE.

OUR EDGWARE BRANCH MANAGER, ROBERT MURRAY TAKES A LOOK BACK AT THE NORTH WEST LONDON HOUSING MARKET FOR THE FIRST QUARTER OF 2021

With the current buying frenzy in the property market and lack stock, it is not uncommon for sellers to receive multiple offers on their property and often for above asking price.

Here we assess our local market in North West London and what trends have developed during the first quarter of this year.

According to the property reports the house price increases in the last month have been the highest month on month increase in nearly two decades.

So, with the stamp duty holiday ending in six weeks and a lack of stock what does this mean for vendors?

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