That's a wrap for 2024, Wokingham 📍

The average UK home is worth around £275,000 whereas the Wokingham average is over £500,000! We live in a great spot. Click the video to hear our 2025 market predictions and how we sold over £20m of property in Berkshire this year!

2024 in the Wokingham property market proved less dramatic than previous years with the falling of inflation, the relative stabilisation of interest rates and the transition to a Labour government. 

In January we predicted a steady year ahead for house prices with 2025 likely to be the year prices increase again and this looks set to be the way the market plays out. 

The average UK home is now worth around £275,000 whereas the Wokingham average is just over £500,000 - highlighting what a desirable location we live in where house prices are supported by both great amenities and strong economic prospects nearby. 

Thank you to everyone who has supported our business in 2024. We wish you all a great Christmas and look forward to helping more of you move home in 2025!

Matt & Matt
Avocado Wokingham 🥑




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