Spring forward for home sales

Mid-March marks the start of spring, long acknowledged as the best time to sell your home.

Rightmove report demand levels are currently 6% higher than in 2019, and with the Easter holidays just a few weeks away, now is a great time to get your property listed to sell.
Many home movers, seek to complete on property in the summer months. With average conveyancing times of 12–16 weeks, that equates to having offers accepted in April or May.
Properties for sale in a 'move-in' condition are currently highly sought after by buyers. More than one in three home movers are attracted by a recently-fitted kitchen and/or bathroom (Dataloft poll of subscribers, Property Academy Home Moving Trends Survey 2022).. (Dataloft poll of subscribers, Rightmove, Property Academy Home Moving Trends Survey 2022).

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