How are House Prices doing around you?

[mumofanoxonian]

And where do you live?

SE London and we sold our place for the asking price within 2 weeks.

You must have been on at a reasonable price floating! What postcode and type of property if you dont mind?

SE London, Zone 3 sold for 6% under and bought further out in Zone 4/5 London border for 6% under asking. Houses in both areas hanging around for 2-3 months.

North East England. Our little pocket has seen prices rising and shows no signs of dropping. Two friends sold within a week recently at solid level asking prices. Crazy.

SE13, 2 bed flat, 375k.

Glasgow West end, most going to a closing date within a couple of weeks and selling above valuation (sometimes significantly above). Bit if a bubble.

South (kind of central south). We've had our flat on since Feb and only had 2 viewings, no offers. Had a couple of agents in who said it's not really the price, no-one has sold a flat in 6 months!

Going on market in couple of months close to outer London. Prices seem to be holding up but sales seem very low.

I think if your property is priced right and there's little to do then you'll sell. We returned our house 4 years ago. Sold it in 2 weeks. I'm now desperately searching and I'm finding a lot of landlords are selling up but not being realistic about prices. I'm not seeing many owner occupiers

The houses that are probate or haven't been touched in 30-40 years also go quickly

In on west London

Returned = refurbished

Similar to @MrsPatmore about 5% under asking price in both selling and buying in SE London. I've noticed recently that more properties in our area are up for sale/currently under offer. I wonder if the Brexit extension to October has made a difference..

TBH I'm not shocked a lot of places in London aren't selling, they are absurdly priced and people are greedy.

A flat round the corner from mine, similar in size has been on the market at 450 for eight months now. Owners refuse to lower the price.

Manchester it’s skyrocketing still

Essex and prices are lowering slightly.

Lastqueen I was just about to say that.
Massive increases and selling fast

Inner London, and not much is moving. Lots of landlords selling up. Friends place isn't shifting even though a year ago it would have been snapped up.

Sold at 87% of asking, bought for the same. People are not realistic. We had found our dream home and kept chopping our price until someone took it.

Agree with lastqueenofscotland - Manchester is still crazy - asking price or over and going quickly - before you can book a viewing if you’re not quick.

Where we live seems similar to Manchester. Small commuter town in Midlands, South of Birmingham. Sold in 5 days for 4% over the offers over price. Bought for 1% over the offers over price the day it went on the market. Had several viewings cancelled as the vendor had already accepted an offer. Crazy times.

Very slight drop in Hertfordshire a property for 375 might now be 360

Landlord type properties ie purpose built or marionette 2 bed flats in my part of se London were 300-325 a year ago, now 250-275

Marionette = maisonette

SE - good conditioned properties with realistic prices are still selling. The overpriced isn't being touched. Some price reductions, interesting seeing previously sold properties coming back on to the market though.

Decent houses where we live (coastal, North West) are selling for fun. There's a real feel good factor about the town after years of negativity and nothingness. It's definitely on the up!

North London - selling is slow! We have a flat though and it’s only a one bed, 30k lower than last years asking prices

Hertfordshire - lots going up for sale but reducing the asking price after a month or so, I’m desperate to sell our flat so we can stop renting