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There comes a point when many landlords consider selling. It might be to free up capital, reduce a portfolio, or move into a different investment.
North Swindon and surrounding villages like Purton are heading into 2026 with a steady hand. Pricing is stable, demand is consistent and improving affordability is starting to bring cautious buyers back into the market. For sellers, this quarter offers a realistic, opportunity-filled window to act.
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The UK property market is off to a record-breaking start in 2026. January saw average new seller asking prices rise to £368,031, up 2.8% (+£9,893) from December, which is the largest January increase ever recorded and the biggest monthly jump since June 2015. Prices are now 0.5% higher than this time last year, signaling a strong post-Budget reboun