Market Update - February 2024 - Solihull & Surrounding Areas

In the dynamic landscape of the property market, February 2024 has brought significant changes and promising trends. A comprehensive analysis reveals notable shifts in key indicators, presenting a favourable scenario for both sellers and buyers.


Property Market Update - February 2024

In the dynamic landscape of the property market, February 2024 has brought significant changes and promising trends. A comprehensive analysis reveals notable shifts in key indicators, presenting a favourable scenario for both sellers and buyers.

1. New Listings Surge by 45%:
February 2024 has witnessed a remarkable 45% increase in the number of new houses coming to the market compared to the same period in 2023. This surge in new listings indicates a growing confidence among property owners to capitalize on the current market conditions.

2. Sales Soar by 39%:
The market's vitality is further emphasized by a substantial 39% increase in property sales when comparing February 2024 to the corresponding month last year. This surge in transactions underscores a robust demand, potentially fuelled by favourable economic conditions and increased buyer confidence.

3. Fall-Through Rate Plummets to 22%:
One of the most encouraging developments is the remarkable improvement in the fall-through rate, commonly known as cancelled sales. In February 2023, the fall-through rate stood at 32%, but this year, it has plummeted to an impressive 22%. This drastic reduction in cancelled sales reflects a newfound stability and resilience in the market, signalling strong confidence among both buyers and sellers.

4. Ideal Time for Sellers:
For homeowners contemplating a sale, the current market conditions present an opportune moment. With a surge in new listings and a robust demand, sellers are likely to achieve favorable prices for their properties. The reduced fall-through rate further assures sellers of a smoother and more reliable transaction process.

5. Abundant Property Choices for Buyers:
Prospective buyers are also set to benefit from the current market dynamics. The influx of new listings not only provides variety but also creates a competitive environment, giving buyers a broader selection to choose from. The increased availability of properties enhances the chances of finding a home that meets their preferences and needs.

In conclusion, February 2024 paints a picture of a resilient and thriving property market. The surge in new listings, increased sales, and a significant drop in fall-through rates collectively indicate a robust and confident real estate environment. For those considering a property transaction, whether selling or buying, the current conditions suggest a propitious time to actively engage in the market.



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