Understanding the nuances of property sales is essential for both homeowners and investors in the dynamic Lincoln property market. A few weeks ago, I stated that of the Lincoln properties that have sold subject to contract (stc) in the three months of Dec, Jan & Feb, it took an average…
In the articles on the Lincoln property market, we like to provide an insight into the real story of what is happening in our Lincoln (and national) property market and address the misconceptions that some of the ‘doom monger’ media have been spreading. Despite almost daily reports of a housing…
Many Lincoln people I talk to in their late 30s to late 40s are relying on the inheritance from their baby boomer generation parents to help them in their home buying and retirement future. It is true there is £2 trillion (£2,040,861,524,790 to be exact give or take a few…
There are 28.4m households in Britain, of which 17,693,200 are owned, worth a total of £5,127,807,837,600 (£5.1 trillion). When you add all the private rented homes and council houses, that figure reaches just over £8.5 trillion! Over the last six years, 76,669 UK properties have sold each month, meaning…
The number of agreed UK property sales until the last Sunday of January (28th) is 8.35% higher than a year ago. Tumbling mortgage costs have encouraged buyers and sellers to return to the property market. There is a more buoyant picture for the UK property market in the first four…
As a seasoned estate agent serving the Lincoln community, I’ve always prided myself on offering transparent, informed advice to local homeowners. Today, I’d like to provide a balanced perspective on the current housing market trends and what they could mean for those contemplating selling their Lincoln homes. The housing…
As an experienced estate and letting agent based in Lincoln, I have been closely monitoring the trends in the UK property market. As of January 11th, 2024, the market has shown a solid start, a trend worth exploring, especially in how it might mirror or differ from the local market…
In a recent financial turn, Lincoln residents are experiencing a wave of relief as mortgage rates across the UK take a surprising dip. This reduction, led by major lenders, signals a potential opportunity for the Lincoln housing market, directly affecting homeowners, landlords and first-time buyers in the city. Let’s delve…
As I review the performance of the Lincoln property market in 2023, it’s evident that despite the challenges, the housing sector in the city has shown remarkable resilience. At the beginning of the year many commentators suggested house prices would drop like a stone in 2023. The Halifax thought there…
The Lincoln housing market, like many others, has experienced a notable shift in 2023. The percentage of home sales agreed and moved (completed) compared to those withdrawn from the market unsold has decreased relative to 2022. Looking at independent data for the Lincoln area (LN1-LN6) … In 2022, 67.0% of…
Hello, and welcome to the last Lincoln Property Blog of 2025, brought to you by Ben from Walters of Lincolnshire. This week we discuss how Lincoln’s property market is now worth £8.692 billion, and why it matters to your own home, choices, and long-term financial security. As we hit the…
Now that I have had time to reflect, this week we look at what the Autumn Budget will mean for Lincoln homeowners and landlords. The Chancellor’s Autumn Budget: What Does It Mean for Lincoln? After months of rumour, leaked ideas and speculation, the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget has finally arrived. Many…
If you listened to the doom merchants, you would think first-time buyers (FTB) in Lincoln had no chance at all. According to the loudest voices, buying a first home is impossible, the ladder has been pulled up, and the only people who buy their first homes today are lottery winners…