Estate Agents Solihull: Positive Developments Amidst Cold Weather and Negative Predictions

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Solihull Housing Market Shows Signs of Growth Despite Negative Predictions

34 New Properties Come onto the Market in Solihull, Indicating Ongoing Interest

Sellers in Solihull Remain Optimistic with 19 Price Reductions Reported

Despite reports of a sluggish U.K. property market and predictions of a prolonged recession as predicted by the Lloyds Bank CEO, the Solihull housing market saw positive developments in the second week of January. Despite the cold weather and ice scrapers, 34 properties came onto the market in both B90 and B91 postcodes, a sign of ongoing interest and activity in the area. Additionally, 19 price reductions were reported, indicating that sellers are still optimistic about moving and adjusting to being more competitive in the market. Amidst the negative predictions, these developments suggest that the Solihull housing market may be picking up.

B90

In the B90 postcode, the detached market saw six new instructions and six price reductions reported this week. The average house price for detached properties in this postcode was £514,540. The semi-detached market also had a strong showing, with six new instructions and five price reductions reported. The average house price for semi-detached properties in this postcode was £404,086. The terraced market saw a solid week, with nine new instructions reported and no price reductions. The average house price for terraced properties in this postcode was £223,111. The bungalow market had a steady week, with two new instructions and two price reductions reported. The average house price for bungalows in this postcode this week is £467,500.

B91

In the B91 postcode, the detached market saw five new instructions and five price reductions reported this week. The average house price for detached properties in this postcode was £734,000. The semi-detached market had four further instructions and one price reduction reported, with an average house price of £490,000. The terraced market saw one new instruction reported, priced at £240,000. The bungalow market had one new instruction priced at £425,000.

Overall, it’s clear that the Solihull housing market is showing signs of activity and potential for growth, despite the negative predictions and cold start to the week. With 34 new properties coming onto the market and 19 price reductions reported, there is a sense of optimism and determination among sellers to make a move. As estate agents in Solihull, we think it’s essential to keep an eye on these trends and continue to work hard to help buyers and sellers navigate the market. Click HERE for our guide.