Wokingham "End Of Summer" Market Update 🏠

A quick 100 second update on the changes in the market over the last 12 months and an honest review of the current property market in Wokingham as we move into autumn 🍂

🏠 An honest assesment of the changes in the property market over the last 12 months...

👉 Most mortgage rates currently 5-6%

👉 Inflation (slowly) coming under control

👉 Larger houses slow more than first timer properties

📆 A return to a "more normal" market similar to that of 2017-19

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☎️ Matt P - 07920 065080

📧 matthew@avocadoberkshire.co.uk

☎️ Matt B - 07717 725609

📧 mattbarrell@avocadoberkshire.co.uk

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