The total housing market value is a combination of the number of transactions and the average property price in a given quarter. It can give a real idea of the buoyancy of the market in Didsbury. The final quarter of 2015 was the largest quarter (29.0%), closely followed by the [...]
When it comes to selling your home, the goal is to achieve more than the initial price you paid when you bought it. A significant amount of your home’s resale value will be affected by the appreciation of house prices in M20, where average sales values have risen by 21.1% [...]
You will make a wholemeal loaf, focaccia and rye bread, whilst hearing all about the history of commercial bread making in Britain, the science and politics and the truth about why shop-brought bread lasts so long! The course costs £95 and includes a lunch of freshly made pizza and salad, [...]
Now a regular West Didsbury event but continuing to go from strength to strength is the fab Makers Market taking place on 26th February. This is where great things gather - Food, art, design, performance and community. It happens on the corner of Burton Road/ Nell Lane and invited to [...]
The spread of ages of local residents can give insights into the personality of an area. In Didsbury, the ages of local residents can be split into the following six categories:
My colleague Ryan Branney has written this interesting blog piece on ‘A day in the life of a Sales Negotiator’ at my branch in Didsbury- I think you will agree it’s an exciting day. 8:30am – Arrive at the office, it’s time for breakfast and a coffee in the break [...]
The Brexit vote and the falling value ofthe pound have led some to think sales levels might have dipped in the market. However, as the chart shows, sales levels have remained steady throughout the year, contrary to the perceived negativity in the market. We expect steady sales levels in the [...]
Welcome to Rebecca who has joined our busy Didsbury team as a Professional Viewer on Saturdays.
Whether an area is 'up-andcoming' or has arrived, the wealth distribution can indicate if the area has the character you are after. In Didsbury, the majority of households are 'wealthy' (38.5%). The corresponding figure in the region is 19.7%, whereas the national average is 22.7%.
Due to the government's budget moving to the autumn, we are unlikely to see market activity affected by new policy changes in the short term. With market confidence strong and a positive outlook for the construction industry, we expect steady price growth. In fact, average sold prices of detached properties [...]