Winter is often dismissed as a quiet time to sell a property, but in reality, that assumption rarely holds up, especially across Hull and East Yorkshire.
The days between Christmas and New Year often feel a little quieter. The festive rush has eased, inboxes slow down, and there’s finally space to think clearly.
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The Bank of England has just confirmed a cut in the Bank Rate to 3.75%.
Winter is the season when the way a home feels becomes especially important. Warmth, comfort and good lighting can make a bigger difference than many people realise — particularly for buyers viewing properties in shorter daylight hours.
The November Budget brought plenty of headlines, but for anyone buying or selling in Hull and East Yorkshire, the key message is simple – no surprises, no shocks, and no Stamp Duty changes.
It’s a fascinating time in the property market. Buyers are extremely active - yet more selective than ever. With so many homes available, people can compare options side-by-side, which means they are highly price-aware and quick to judge value.
The Bank of England has announced that the base interest rate will remain at 4% — a decision that’s been closely watched by homeowners, buyers and the property industry alike.
At this spooky time of year, thoughts often turn to the supernatural — especially if strange things have been happening around your home.
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