Saturday 3 August 2013

Christies Market Review August 2013

 ChristiesWorld View: Rosebuds - http://bit.ly/13uPTq0

Boris launches London Rental Standard and tells landlords to sign up - http://bit.ly/14inPsp

Consumer sentiment reaches new high - http://bit.ly/14inHcv

Five ways to add value to your home - http://bit.ly/14inuWE

Home prices rise in June, says Land Registry - http://bit.ly/14i8mIL

Osborne finalises details of part two of Help to Buy - http://bit.ly/12X43we

"Further reports of rising housing market activity, both for new and existing homes,” says Bank of England - http://bit.ly/12X3Wki


The latest Christies House Price Index, uses the most up to date reliable data from the Land Registry, and also confirms that property in the local area continues to represent an outstanding investment.

Medium and long term gains are still exceptional. Based on past performance potential buyers will be very encouraged to see that prices have risen by 24% over the previous ten years and by an astonishing 150% over the previous 15 years.

What is perhaps even more impressive is that in spite of the much publicized down turn in the property market in 2008 prices are now only a mere 4% less than they were at the peak of the market.

The comparison is based on the average price of all local properties sold including flats, maisonettes, all types of houses and bungalows. Figures for July are not yet available - the Index will be revised as soon as the data is released so please check this page regularly for any updates.

Date..............Average Price.........Average Price June 2013.......YEARS............INCREASE 
June-98............£102,638..........................£256,877......................15.....................150%
June-03............£206,901..........................£256,877......................10.......................24%
June-08............£266,388..........................£256,877.......................5.......................-4%

Over the years, and particularly in recent times, demand for properties in Cheam and Leatherhead and the nearby areas, such as Sutton, Dorking, Ewell, Epsom, Banstead and Kingswood, has increased dramatically. Much of this demand is due to the location of the properties we sell, which are ideally situated on the fringes of London, bordering rural Surrey greenbelt countryside with picture postcard villages and market towns full of rich heritage and character.

Buyers flood into the area to take advantage of a wide range of leisure and shopping amenities. The local schools are nationally renowned and attract large numbers of enquiries, ensuring that property sale levels and prices have remained well above quoted national averages.

Cheam Village & Leatherhead have flourishing local communities with many popular cafés, restaurants and varied independent shops and businesses; this, coupled with many high street names, creates an enviable mix of retail and food outlets. Combined with excellent road and rail links, demand for property remains constant and represents an exceptional investment.

Christies have an unparalleled understanding of the area and are dedicated to ensuring customers are always informed – not just on the property market and prices, but also the area and amenities. When looking at buying a new home, we believe it is imperative that our purchasers are fully informed about all aspects of the potential move.

Your estate agent should be able to answer any of your questions regarding this. We are proud to represent this area and convey that passion to anyone looking to move here.

Please contact either Andrew Richardson, Jeremy Richardson or Richard Killoughery on 020 8643 7777 to get moving or email us at sales@christiesworld.com.

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