📣Flintshire Property Market Update 📣

So far in November, 139 properties have been sold in Flintshire, with Keystone on target selling 12 🏡⭐Meanwhile 164 Properties have come to market, a drop on last month's explosive activity when a whopping 268 properties were listed.

🎥 In our latest video, Ben discusses:

➡️ How a Boxing Day launch can give you a powerful advantage in selling your property when buyer activity skyrockets.
➡️ Our unique Sale Ready service, designed to make your move faster, smoother, and stress-free.
 
💡 Whether you’re considering selling or just curious about the market, this is a must-watch!
 
📞01244 836636 Get in touch today to plan your next move with Keystone.

 
If you are stats-driven and want to know more about the property market as a whole, make sure you subscribe to my friend Chris Watkins's channel, The Property Stats Show, on YouTube.

Here are some highlights from last week...

In this week’s ‘UK Property Market Stats Update’ for week ending Sunday, 17th November 2024 (week 46), the main headlines are as follows…

· Listings (New properties coming on to the market) - 29k UK listings this week (week 46). YTD 2024, listings are 8% higher compared to 2023 YTD.

· % of Resi Sales Stock being reduced (Monthly): 13% of Resi sales stock was reduced in the last month. 14% last month and long term 5 year average 10.6%.

· Total Gross Sales - 24.2k UK homes sold stc this week (Week 46), slightly more than last week. 19.2% higher than the same standalone week (week 46) in 2023. Also, 8.5% higher than 2017/18/19 YTD levels & 14.9% higher than 2023 YTD levels.

· Sale Thru rate (Monthly): UK Estate Agents sold 16.11% of their Resi sales stock in Oct ’24. Sept ‘ 24 was 14.79%. 2024 average is 15.86% & the 7 year long term average is 17.9% per month - yet don’t forget that was only in mid/late 20%’s in the crazy years of 20/21/22).

· Sale fall-throughs - For the week 46, Sale Fall Thrus (as a % of Gross sales Agreed) dropped significantly to 25% (down from 28.8% last week). The 7 year Long Term weekly Average is 24.2% and it was 40%+ in the two months following the Truss Budget in the Autumn of 2022. Agents lost 5.8% of their sales pipeline in Oct’24 (up from 5.6% in Sept ‘ 24).

· Net Sales - 18.1k this week (17k last week). 18.2% higher than the same week 46 in 2023, 76% higher than the same week 46 in 2022 & still 17.3% higher YTD in 2024 compared to YTD 2023.

· % of Homes exchanging vs homes unsold - Of the 1,358,587 UK homes that left UK Estate Agents books since the 1st Jan 2024, 728,138 of them (53.6%) exchanged & completed contracts (meaning the homeowner moved and the estate agent got paid). The remaining 630,449 (46.4%) were withdrawn off the market, unsold. In essence you a flip of the coin chance of actually selling, homeowners moving and the estate agent getting paid.

· UK House Prices - As explained in the show, the £/sqft figure foretells and predicts the Land Registry 5 months in advance with an accuracy rating of 92%. Final October figures saw a slight jump in this important metric to £346/sq.ft. For comparison - Sept’s £339/sq.ft, August’s £338/sq.ft, and July at £341/sq.ft. This means house prices are slightly growing.

· Resi Sales Stock on the Market (Monthly Stat) : 725k at end of October (up from 724k at end of Sept). For comparison, Oct ’23 - 664k, Oct ’22 - 523k, Oct ’21 - 425k, Oct ’20 - 681k, Oct ’19 - 652k

· Resi Sales Sold STC Pipeline (Units) (Monthly Stat): 505k at end of October. For comparison, Oct ’23 - 401k, Oct ’22 - 483k, Oct ’21 - 528k, Oct ’20 - 548k, Oct ’19 - 372k














Get in touch with us

Getting the price of your property when trying to sell can be tricky. Without being able to accurately predict the market, it is often a case of trial and error. How do you know if you've got it right? Read this article to find out the tell-tale signs of overpricing.

It’s considered the health epidemic of our times and affects one in nine people*. If left unchecked, it can cause migraines, nausea and hair loss and increase the risk of stroke, heart attack and dementia.

New data shows the mortgage market has bounced back from the turbulence of two years ago. Think back to this time in 2022, and you’ll recall the mortgage market was in complete disarray. In the aftermath of the Mini-Budget, there was a frenzy of activity – none of it good for homebuyers or people looking to renew their mortgage.

The latest Consumer Prices Index (CPI) released by the Office for National Statistics revealed that inflation increased from 1.7% in September to 2.3% in October.