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Sutton Coldfield is Not One Single Property Market

Posted by Georgia Ivens on 1st October 2026 in Blogging |
7% More Sutton Coldfield Homes For Sale Than 3 Years Ago The Sutton Coldfield property market has changed noticeably over the past three years. Buyers now have more choice with a 7.2% increase in the homes for sale, while sellers face a very different level of competition from their neighbours. That does not mean Sutton Coldfield homes are not selling, but it does mean buyers can afford to be more selective. For anyone thinking of selling, understanding how the balance of supply and demand has shifted has never been more important. Supply Side of the UK, Regional and Sutton Coldfield Property Market Let us start with the supply numbers on the 1st of September...
 

This Pristine Bungalow on Scimitar Close is now sold sstc

Posted by Adam Langeveld on 22nd April 2026 in Blogging | bungalow,sold,tamworth,sstc
It’s easy to see why this stunning detached bungalow in the ever-popular Coton Green area didn’t stay on the market for long! Located on Scimitar Close (B79), this home is a masterclass in "immaculate presentation." While this property is now Sold Subject to Contract (sstc), we couldn’t resist sharing a few highlights that made it such a standout listing. Curb Appeal & First Impressions Set back from the road with a generously sized driveway (perfect for multiple vehicles) and a double garage with an electric door, this home greets you with neatly manicured lawns and a sense of privacy. Modern, Versatile Living Inside, the bungalow offers a flex...
 

Week 34 Property Market Update

Posted by Georgia Ivens on 3rd September 2025 in Blogging | property market,weekly update,greenandcompany
  ✅ Listings (New to Market) 29.1k new listings this week (Down as expected from 33.4k last week as it was August Bank Holiday).  2025 weekly average : 36.2k YTD listings are 2.7% higher than 2024 YTD and 7.2% above the 2017–19 YTD average (1.23m YTD vs 1.2m in 2024 YTD)   ✅ Price Reductions 17.5k reductions this week (down from 20.3k last week - again Bank Holiday). That’s still only 1 in 7 homes for the month of August on the market being reduced monthly (14.1%) For context: 14.1% in July, 14% in June & 13.4% in May 12.1% average in 2024 Long-term 5-year average: 10.6%   ✅ Sales Agreed 21.3k homes sold STC this week (down...
 

Why a Sutton Coldfield House Price Crash Looks Increasingly Unlikely

Posted by Georgia Ivens on 4th August 2026 in Blogging |
Why a Sutton Coldfield House Price Crash Looks Increasingly Unlikely   Every few weeks, another headline appears warning that house prices are about to crash. The reason changes each time. One month it is mortgage rates. The next it is inflation. More recently, geopolitical tensions and uncertainty in the Middle East have been blamed for higher borrowing costs and weaker buyer confidence.   Yet despite all these predictions, the housing market continues to frustrate the pessimists. That does not mean the market is booming. It is not. Homes are taking longer to sell than they did during the post-pandemic frenzy (91 days in 2026 vs 55 days in 2022). Buyers...
 

Are UK Homeowners selling quicker since Covid?

Posted by Georgia on 2nd September 2025 in Blogging | sutton coldfield,covid,property market,mortgage rates
Why Are So Many Sutton Coldfield Homes Bought During the Pandemic Returning to the Market? In the summer of 2020, Sutton Coldfield's property market, like the rest of the UK, roared back to life after weeks of pandemic lockdown. It was a strange moment in history. The pause in the British housing market had created a bottleneck of pent-up demand, and when the doors reopened, homes that might have taken months to sell were suddenly attracting multiple offers in a matter of days. Average asking prices jumped sharply, fueled by a combination of limited supply, government incentives such as the temporary stamp duty cut, and a rush of buyers rethinking their living...
 

Sutton Coldfield Q1 Property Market

Posted by Georgia Ivens on 19th April 2026 in Blogging |
Sutton Coldfield Q1 Property Market Was it a buyers’ or sellers’ market?   Are you contemplating moving home in Sutton Coldfield during the next 9 months?   You may be a Sutton Coldfield landlord wondering whether you should grow your portfolio or sell off a few properties? Or you're a Sutton Coldfield first-time buyer considering if now is the best time to move?   Understanding whether the current property market favours buyers or sellers is key to making the right call. If you follow my regular Sutton Coldfield property market updates, you will know one of the most dependable ways to assess the property market is by observing the percentage of ho...
 
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