“Gwynedd, Anglesey, Cardiff and Caerphilly were the only areas where prices increased.”
All those new 2nd home restrictions performing as predicted then.
Good stuff.
Cardiff still increasing. Also lots in really rural areas. What we need is stability, not big changes either way.
I saved for my house for 15 years and managed to buy right at the peak before prices started coming down
Also bought during Truss’ stint at PM so my interest rate is nice and jacked up
Glad prices are coming down to help people out who need it but I really feel like I was in the cursed timeline when it came to getting my house
In a country where migration > house building this means that those areas of Wales probably have very few jobs and is a bad sign for those areas economies.
E.g. Cardiff and commuter town Caerphilly are still rising.
Thank god for that, need a crash to get people buying on mass. People can’t be priced it forever surely!!
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“Gwynedd, Anglesey, Cardiff and Caerphilly were the only areas where prices increased.”
All those new 2nd home restrictions performing as predicted then.
Good stuff.
Cardiff still increasing. Also lots in really rural areas. What we need is stability, not big changes either way.
I saved for my house for 15 years and managed to buy right at the peak before prices started coming down
Also bought during Truss’ stint at PM so my interest rate is nice and jacked up
Glad prices are coming down to help people out who need it but I really feel like I was in the cursed timeline when it came to getting my house
In a country where migration > house building this means that those areas of Wales probably have very few jobs and is a bad sign for those areas economies.
E.g. Cardiff and commuter town Caerphilly are still rising.
Thank god for that, need a crash to get people buying on mass. People can’t be priced it forever surely!!