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Welcome back to news of Wolverhampton's property market, where each week we bring you different local property market stats and trends. This week we are back again with the February's £/sq.ft statistics.
The average property presently in Wolverhampton is on the market for £271 per square foot, a figure representing the current heartbeat of Wolverhampton's property market.
Last month it was £269 per square foot.
That doesn’t mean Wolverhampton's house prices have changed by that percentage, just the mix of properties for sale, thus changing the £/sq.ft figure. This snapshot is crucial for Wolverhampton homeowners and landlords; it's not just a number but a story of our community's property market.
Each month, we will revisit that figure and use it to gauge the health of our local property market.
Are you keen to know how your home aligns with these trends?
At Skitts, we invite you to a no obligation chat about your property's potential value – no strings attached.
Stay informed, stay ahead, and stay connected with Wolverhampton's property market beat.
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If you’re a homeowner in Wolverhampton thinking of selling your property, you have probably wondered how long it will take to find a buyer.
The timeline for selling a home varies depending on factors such as property type, price, and market conditions. Fortunately, we’ve compiled the latest statistics for 614 Wolverhampton homes that have sold stc in the last 3 months, split down by type (detached houses, semi-detached homes, terraced houses, and flats) to give you a clear picture.
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When browsing property portals, many people wonder why some Wolverhampton homes linger on the market far longer than others. It’s easy to assume there’s something wrong - an issue with the property, an inflated asking price, or a lack of interest - but that’s not always the case. Sometimes, it’s simply down to poor marketing, unrealistic expectations, or even a change in the seller's circumstances.
If you’re on the other side of the fence, currently selling a home in Wolverhampton, you’ve likely asked yourself: “Why is this taking so long?” Whether your property seems to be lingering on the market or you’re struggling to find that dream home, delays are often a natural byproduct of the property market’s ebbs and flows.
But how long is too long to wait before something changes?
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Is Wolverhampton Really Overflowing with New Homes?
Wolverhampton seems to be buzzing with construction, but is it truly a sign of overdevelopment, or are we still playing catch-up with housing demand? For Wolverhampton homeowners and landlords, the answer to this question could have profound implications on property values and rental yields. Discover how these building trends might shape the local property market in ways you didn’t expect.
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This interesting question was posed by one of our Wolverhampton landlord’s teenage daughters when they dropped into the offices before the Christmas break (doesn’t that seem an age away now?).
We didn't know the answer, but we promised to find out. So, over the Christmas holidays, we worked out the total value of all the properties in Wolverhampton and, just for a bit of fun, worked out how much they have gone up in value since his daughter was born in the autumn of 2010.
