Is The Mortgage Rates Killing The Maidenhead Market? June Update By Stuart Bock

Is The Mortgage Rates Killing The Maidenhead Market? June Update By Stuart Bock

Welcome to my Maidenhead June Market Update 🤗

👀 In this months update ill be talking about:

📉 The amount of new, sold and reduced properties in May Vs April ‼️ 
🐌 Is the interest rate rises causing our market to slow down?
🕵️‍♂️ Now is the time to speak to a broker about your mortgage options if your coming to the end of your deal or looking to move!

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☎️ Stuart - 07747 196 809
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