Posts in Southampton Property Market

Why You Shouldn’t Sell Your Southampton in 2024

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• By Brian Linehan
• Southampton Property Market
• 29 January 2024

The housing market is an ever-evolving landscape, and recent forecasts present a mixed bag of predictions that Southampton homeowners should consider before placing their 'For Sale' signs in their front gardens. According to the latest data, while the property market shows signs of recovery, it may be prudent for some sellers to exercise patience.

The UK Property Market in 2024: A Robust Start with Implications for Southampton

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• By Brian Linehan
• Southampton Property Market
• 22 January 2024

Looking ahead, the property market in 2024 is on a promising trajectory. However, understanding the nuances of the local market is crucial for homeowners and landlords in Southampton. It's not just about national trends but how they interact with local and regional factors.

Home-Buying Psychology: The Emotional Factors Shaping Southampton Property Choices

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• By Brian Linehan
• General
• 17 January 2024

Buying a home is not just a financial transaction; it’s a deeply emotional journey influenced by many psychological factors.

Southampton's Guide to Mortgage Independence: Removing a Name from a Joint Mortgage

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• By Brian Linehan
• Mortgage
• 10 January 2024

This guide simplifies the process for Southampton homeowners looking to navigate this potentially complex situation.

Why didn’t Southampton House Prices Crash in 2023?

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• By Brian Linehan
• Southampton Property Market
• 4 January 2024

Despite average mortgage rates climbing from just over 2% to over 6% in the last two years, house prices haven't plummeted as anticipated. This defiance against more significant falls is attributed to several key factors, Labour Market & Earnings, Lender Restraint and Mortgage Affordability Testing (Stress Testing).

Unveiling the Secrets of Southampton's Housing Market: Insights from the 2021 Census

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• By Brian Linehan
• Southampton Property Market
• 24 March 2023