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The average time to sell a house in the UK from start to finish is 170 days, equivalent to 24.3 weeks or 5.6 months from the first day of marketing to legal completion, whilst in Rugeley it’s 168 days. The actual time can vary depending on market conditions, location, property type, and pricing strategy, so in this article I delve deeper. Here is a breakdown of that 168 days.  

A Comprehensive Guide for Rugeley Homeowners In the ever-changing world of Rugeley property, the terms ‘buyers’ market’ and ‘sellers’ market’ are phrases bandied about. These property market conditions can significantly impact your ability to buy or sell a Rugeley property, regardless of which side of the fence you find yourself on. As a Rugeley estate agent, I will provide you with a detailed analysis of the Rugeley property market to find out if we are in a buyers’ or sellers’ market and offer valuable tips to navigate through them successfully. Additionally, I will shed light on a lesser-known market condition called a ‘balanced market’. So, let's delve into the nuances of these markets and equip you with the knowledge to make informed decisions on buying and selling in Rugeley.  

Today’s increase in Bank of England rates has sent ripples of concern among homeowners, particularly those with impending remortgages or seeking new deals. The decision by the Bank to raise rates by 0.5% has sparked discussions about the potential consequences and the steps homeowners should consider taking. For some, the immediate impact will be felt in their monthly budgets.

Shocking Revelation: 1,078 Cannock Chase Properties Remain Empty Leaving 1,096 People on the Council House Waiting List in Despair There aren’t enough homes in Rugeley. The answer is clearly to build more property in Rugeley (and Cannock Chase as a whole) - but that, unfortunately for those badly seeking to buy or rent a home in Rugeley, takes a lot of time and massive amounts of money. So, what other solutions are there?

A Shift in Types of Rugeley Properties Purchased Over the Last Two Years  The Rugeley property landscape is constantly evolving, shaped by societal, economic and cultural factors. The type of properties people have bought in the last few years since Lockdown One has undergone some notable changes, reflecting shifting preferences and lifestyle choices. This article explores the transformations in property purchasing trends over the last two years compared to the long-term, almost three-decade average, with a focus on Rugeley detached houses, semi-detached houses, terraced houses and apartments.