Estate agents in the UK have reported a surge in demand for new property ahead of the Easter Holidays.
According to the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA), there has been a sharp increase in the number of house-hunters searching for a bargain ahead of the religious celebration.
"The significant growth in demand for homes reported by our agents suggests that house hunters are searching for a good deal on property before the traditional spike in activity over the Easter holidays," NAEA president Michael Jones said.
However, despite the increase interest from UK property buyers, the number of houses available for sale decreased slightly from 70 per branch in February to 68 in March.
The positive news comes in the wake of a recent report from Rightmove which said that the number of sellers currently active in the market far exceeds the number of buyers.
A weekly average of 28,390 properties entered the market in April - up nine per cent on 2009 figures, Rightmove said.
According to the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA), there has been a sharp increase in the number of house-hunters searching for a bargain ahead of the religious celebration.
"The significant growth in demand for homes reported by our agents suggests that house hunters are searching for a good deal on property before the traditional spike in activity over the Easter holidays," NAEA president Michael Jones said.
However, despite the increase interest from UK property buyers, the number of houses available for sale decreased slightly from 70 per branch in February to 68 in March.
The positive news comes in the wake of a recent report from Rightmove which said that the number of sellers currently active in the market far exceeds the number of buyers.
A weekly average of 28,390 properties entered the market in April - up nine per cent on 2009 figures, Rightmove said.
Finding a property is really hard in London but with Capital homes its become easy now. That's why property demand is increasing day by day.
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