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FindaProperty.com: Leeds property prices showing no sign of recovery
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- Stock levels increased 76% since October 2009
Asking prices for properties in Leeds have fallen by 3.3% in the last twelve months, according to new data released by property website FindaProperty.com. The average asking price for a property is now £176,315, nearly £6,000 less than in October 2009.
Property prices have continued to decline in the last month, by 0.2%. This could, in part, be a result of an increasing number of properties for sale driving prices lower. Over the last 12 months, the number of properties for sale in Leeds on the FindaProperty.com site has increased by 76%.
Nigel Lewis, property analyst at FindaProperty.com, commented: “The decline in house prices in Leeds has slowed in recent months but sellers are still typically looking for between three and four percent less for their house this year than they were last year.
“Combine this with a glut of properties on the market, and it is an attractive time for people who are looking to buy a house in the area.”
Across Yorkshire and Humberside, house prices have had a difficult 12 months with prices down by 2.5% from last year at £160,289. This compares to a decrease of just 0.6% nationally where the average price is £218,459.
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About FindaProperty.com
http://www.findaproperty.com is a leading property website with a comprehensive search facility for house-hunters looking for properties for sale or rent.
The site also holds independent editorial on the housing market, as well as guides to different aspects of the buying, selling and renting processes. These contain local information about council tax rates, school tables, crime rates, comments from local residents and photo albums, giving a general feel for an area.
Launched in 1997, FindaProperty.com now publishes the details of over 750,000 properties from over 11,000 agents, attracting 4 million unique visitors and generating 74 million page impressions a month.
FindaProperty.com has tools to make home hunting easier including the ability to add notes to properties of interest, check out distances from properties to key places, and search recent property sold prices.
FindaProperty.com is recognised as a leading source of consistent and reliable UK housing market data.
For further information:
Pete Marcus
Citigate Dewe Rogerson
Peter.marcus@citigatedr.co.uk
0207 282 2815
Postal address
FindaProperty.com
Lees House 21-23
Dyke Road
Brighton BN1 3FE
Website:
http://www.findaproperty.com
About FindaProperty.com
http://www.findaproperty.com is a leading property website with a comprehensive search facility for house-hunters looking for properties for sale or rent.
The site also holds independent editorial on the housing market, as well as guides to different aspects of the buying, selling and renting processes. These contain local information about council tax rates, school tables, crime rates, comments from local residents and photo albums, giving a general feel for an area.
Launched in 1997, FindaProperty.com now publishes the details of over 750,000 properties from over 11,000 agents, attracting 4 million unique visitors and generating 74 million page impressions a month.
FindaProperty.com has tools to make home hunting easier including the ability to add notes to properties of interest, check out distances from properties to key places, and search recent property sold prices.
FindaProperty.com is recognised as a leading source of consistent and reliable UK housing market data.
For further information:
Pete Marcus
Citigate Dewe Rogerson
Peter.marcus@citigatedr.co.uk
0207 282 2815
Postal address
FindaProperty.com
Lees House 21-23
Dyke Road
Brighton BN1 3FE
Website:
http://www.findaproperty.com
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