Nadia Jefferson-Brown

THERE has been much focus on the surge in residential sales with the property market experiencing a mini boom post lockdown, mostly due to the…

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THERE has been much focus on the surge in residential sales with the property market experiencing a mini boom post lockdown, mostly due to the Government's temporary cut in stamp duty.

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Experts believe this 'mini-boom' in the housing market has been driven by a surge in demand for spacious properties in the wake of the coronavirus lockdown in Britain.

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A town has seen one of the most expensive residential property sales in the West Midlands in the last year.

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The average home in Peterborough cost £195,759 to buy in July as house prices in the city continued to rise slightly in line with the post-lockdown property boom.

Average home in Peterborough cost £195,759 to buy in July as house prices in city rise slightly

The lockdown property market mini-boom that sent house prices climbing spelt bad news for first-time buyers last year, but things are potentially improving.