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Weekly Housing Report – 25/07/22

 

Welcome to the Flambard Williams weekly housing report blog. Please find the latest information direct from Zoopla and see what is currently happening in the UK property market.

 

Sales applicant demand down from last week and month-on-month

Similar to last week, demand has decreased by 3%, along with month-on-month being down by 14%.

Sales Inventory surpasses 2021 figures

Great to see the increase of sales inventory continue to drive upwards of 1% from last week, bringing the month-on-month average up a fantastic 5%.

New inventory flow down 3% week-on-week and 10% month-on-month

Decrease of 3% from last week in flow of new inventory, bringing the month-on-month average down by 10%.

 

New agreed sales down 2% from last week and down 6% month-on-month

Slight drop from last week of 2%, bringing the month-on-month average down 6%.

Fall through levels fall by 0.2% from last week and month-on-month increases by 0.3%

Minor week-on-week fall by 0.2%, with month-on-month up by a promising 0.3%.

 

Asking price reductions down by 0.1% from last week and month-on-month

Very slight decrease of 0.1% in asking price reductions both weekly and monthly.

 

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