The average time to find a buyer for a Bath property reduced from 72 days in 2020 to 66 days in 2021. Yet just over 1 in 4 Bath homeowners are still on the market after 12 weeks. Why are so many Bath homes still on the market after all that time, and what does
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1,613 homes in the Bath and North East Somerset area are empty, which represents 1 in 53 homes. 833 of those have been empty for more than six months and are worth £333 million. Why are those properties standing empty and deteriorating and why could that become an issue for the whole of Bath? A
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Everything you need to know about the Bath rental market in February 2022. Reside General Manager Toby Martin summarises rental activity over the last month, with the latest facts and figures from the local market. Reside is an award-winning independent letting agent in Bath. Please get in touch if you would like to discuss any aspect of
The energy bills of every Bath resident will rise in April as the price cap increases to account for the global increase in the cost of gas. Those not on the gas mains will still be hit as the UK uses gas to make 45% of its electricity. So, what can Bath residents do to
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52% drop in the number of properties for sale in Bath in the last 12 months. 402 Bath homes have sold (stc) in the last three months alone, taking the time from the ‘for sale board’ going up to sale agreed to a median of 42 days. The £200k to £300k price range in Bath
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Some Bath landlords could face bills of between £11,000 to £14,000 as Michael Gove, the Housing Minister, declared an attack on poor quality private rental homes. 2,114 Bath rental properties could require upgrading. The Government announced in their ‘Levelling Up’ White Paper last week, they plan to introduce a new minimum standard for private rental properties.
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The headlines… Bath rents up by 6.5% in the last 12 months Bath house prices up 15.3% in the last 12 months Bath landlords helped by ultra-low mortgage rates and a stamp duty holiday Yet, some landlords anxious about a possible end to no fault evictions New EPC rules could cost landlords £10,000+ per property
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