Company Tag: Lloyds Bank
House prices near top state schools have risen by 15% more than surrounding areas in the last five years
RANKED: Top state schools with the highest rates of local property price inflation
First-time buyers outpace home-movers for the first time since 1995
The number of home-movers dipped by 1% in the first six months of this year, says Lloyds Bank
£1m+ home sales hit a record high in 2017, despite a slow first half
The number of seven-figure residential property sales has risen by 78% in the last decade
Two-thirds of house-builders are investing in modular construction methods
Construction innovation promises to unlock more housing supply, says Lloyds Bank
Average homemover deposit approaches £200k in London
Lloyds Bank records highest number of UK homemovers in ten years; typical homemover deposit now stands at £196,535 in the capital, nearly double the national average...
Million-pound sales rocket in Northern England
Land Registry analysis shows seven-figure deals were up by 55% in the North West and by 45% in Yorkshire and The Humber in H1
The average home in a national park is 46% more expensive than the surrounding county – but which one park offers a price discount?
The New Forest is the most expensive national park to buy a home in (averaging £581,448) and Snowdonia is the most affordable (£180,126), according to some updated research by Lloyds Bank.
Average cost of moving house in London ‘jumps to £32,000’
Lloyds Bank says that over half of the increase in average UK moving costs in 2017 has been due to stamp duty costs
The UK’s total household wealth has breached £10 trillion
Each UK household has - if everything were equal - gained £143,059 since 2006
The average property value in London has risen by 59% since the crash – Lloyds
House price inflation since 2009 has been nearly twice as fast in the capital compared to the wider country
How have sales volumes fared since 2006?
Lloyds Bank analyses a decade of Land Registry transactions across England & Wales; Greater London 'worst performer by some distance'
Budget supermarkets outshine the ‘Waitrose effect’
Posh shops are located in higher value areas, but house prices are rising faster near budget stores