Nationally, the number of new homes created in 2018 was 222,194, the highest since 1989. Yet since 2002, the average number of properties built in the UK has only been 146,700 per year.

In this week’s article on the Tarporley Property Market, I talk about how unemployment is an important factor to judge the health of the Tarporley Property Market. I also touch on the obsession of house prices, when in fact housing transactions could be a better judge of the condition, vigour and direction on whether to buy and sell your next home in Tarporley.

In this week’s article I talk about the Council house waiting list over the last eight years and how that would affect the property market for Tarporley homeowners and landlords in the future.

I talk about the type of properties that are currently built in Knutsford, whether we’re building the right sort of properties to meet the current levels of demand in Knutsford and what the future holds for both landlords and homeowners in Knutsford with this information.

In this week's article on the Tarporley property market, I consider the historic effect that new homes make on the whole Tarporley property market, whether we are building enough homes and what that means for existing Tarporley homeowners and Tarporley landlords.

In this week’s article I talk about how nationally, we as a country are moving less often than people in the 1970’s and 1980’s and what that means to Knutsford homeowners and Knutsford landlords.