Public believes 2014 a good year for quick sale property

LONDON - Jan. 28, 2014 - PRLog -- London, UK – Many believe 2014 to be a favorable year to sell properties in the UK as the public’s confidence in the housing market continue to blossom. People are more willing to do a quick sale of house which could mean more affordable house prices in the following months. A Quick Property Move takes advantage of the current optimistic climate as it reinvigorates its presence and stakes its claim on the quick sale property market.

According to a survey conducted between late November until early December of last year, 51 percent of 2,000 people surveyed expressed their optimism on the housing market, saying this year will be a good time for a quick sale of house. The remaining 39 percent believe that it will be a bad time to sell properties. For the first time since the start of the Halifax regular housing market confidence tracker back in 2011, the number of consumers who believed that the upcoming year will be a good time to sell houses outweighed those who believed otherwise. Experts claim that with the current optimistic climate, the willingness to do a quick sale of house could ease some of the pressure to increase house prices in the months to come. This is due to the boost in supply of houses for sale that buyers could choose from.

The attitude towards buying properties has also become optimistic, with 63 percent of the survey respondents believing that 2014 will be a good time to buy houses, in contrast to 28 percent who believe otherwise. The survey also shows that the ones most optimistic about the housing market were those living in the North East, with 50 percent of survey respondents from the North East believing this year to be a good time to buy a house. On the other hand, London residents were the least optimistic, with only 18 percent believing it’s a favorable year for buying properties.

The Land Registry released some figures on the first week of January, showing that prices in London have increased to more than 10% every year, while in the North East, increase is pegged at 1.6 percent annually. The Nationwide index shows that prices had risen to 8.4 percent in 2013, which adds roughly £1, 131 a month to the market value of an average property. A lack of houses for sale is a major factor that contributed to rising house prices. But recently, demand from potential buyers have surged aided by government schemes like Help to Buy to encourage people to stake a claim in the property market. The demand is favorable to those involved in quick sale property schemes.

A Quick Property Move is a quick property sale company and one of the leading ones of its kind based in the UK. We welcome all clients and strive to understand their needs to provide the best solutions. With our expertise in the quick sale property scheme, we have helped many customers escape the burden and the stress of losing their homes. We continue to strive in finding better ways to close fast house sales and keep our customers satisfied.