New analysis shared with Estate Agent Today recommend that in areas of the nation virtually 4 in 10 homes for sale are in reality chain-free.
This backs up earlier assertions by Rightmove that in addition to the common chain-free properties that seem available on the market, many extra now exist as a result of sellers are keen to lease earlier than shopping for in a place to make their sale extra engaging, and to put themselves in pole place for snapping up their very own subsequent residence.
The new information, produced by Denton House Research, is taken from Rightmove listings that comprise the phrases ‘chain free’ and reveals that the south east of England, East Anglia and London are close to the highest of the league desk with 35 per cent of extra of their properties listed on Rightmove being chain free.
The south east can also be robust between 30 and 35 per cent, however that space is joined by a number of native authority areas in the Midlands and the north of England.
The ’25 per cent and decrease’ part is predominantly the Midlands, North East and North West.
A fortnight in the past Rightmove gave an early indication that there have been extra distributors promoting up and transferring into rental properties.
In late March, the portal stated, there had been an annual improve in chain-free listings from 15 per cent to 21 per cent.
At that time probably the most marked shift had been in London the place the proportion of chain-free homes jumped from 12 per cent final spring to 21 per cent this yr.
According to Rightmove’s director of property information, Tim Bannister: “Selling chain-free is maybe one thing some homeowners hadn’t thought-about as a risk prior to now, however with the aggressive market and inventory scarcity we at the moment have they’re making an attempt to put themselves in a extra engaging place when their dream residence comes alongside. In the capital there are additionally some landlords who are promoting up now, which may open up a possibility for some first-time patrons trying for their first residence.”
You can see the whole Denton House Research information beneath.
| Chelmsford | 40.3% | SE |
| Ashford | 39.8% | SE |
| Bournemouth | 39.3% | SW |
| Lewisham | 38.8% | L |
| Hastings | 38.5% | SE |
| Canterbury | 37.9% | SE |
| Portsmouth | 37.9% | SW |
| Southampton | 37.5% | SE |
| Wembley | 37.3% | L |
| Wisbech | 36.5% | EA |
| Newbury | 35.7% | SE |
| Cirencester | 35.4% | SW |
| Oxford | 34.8% | SE |
| St Albans | 34.7% | SE |
| Harlow | 34.7% | SE |
| Birmingham Suburbs | 34.7% | WM |
| High Wycombe | 34.6% | SE |
| West London | 34.4% | L |
| Didsbury (Manchester) | 34.2% | NW |
| Luton | 34.2% | SE |
| Rugeley | 34.2% | WM |
| Taunton | 34.1% | SW |
| Isleworth | 33.8% | L |
| County Durham | 33.8% | NE |
| Hitchin | 33.7% | SE |
| Romford | 33.5% | L |
| Hexham | 33.5% | NE |
| Aldershot | 33.4% | SE |
| Rural Oxfordshire | 33.3% | SE |
| Banbury | 33.2% | SE |
| Staines-upon-Thames | 32.8% | L |
| North London | 32.2% | L |
| Gravesend | 32.2% | SE |
| South West London | 32.1% | L |
| Boston | 31.9% | EM |
| York | 31.9% | York |
| Thanet | 31.8% | SE |
| Farnham | 31.6% | SE |
| Hemel Hempstead | 31.6% | SE |
| Royal Tunbridge Wells | 31.6% | SE |
| Waterlooville | 31.6% | SW |
| Guildford | 31.5% | SE |
| St Neots | 31.4% | EA |
| Huddersfield | 31.2% | York |
| Maidenhead | 30.9% | SE |
| Kidderminster | 30.8% | WM |
| Croydon | 30.6% | SE |
| Lichfield | 29.9% | WM |
| Holme Valley | 29.4% | York |
| Maidstone | 29.1% | SE |
| Wokingham | 29.1% | SE |
| Average | 29.0% | |
| Dartford | 28.9% | SE |
| Nottingham | 28.8% | EM |
| Hounslow | 28.8% | L |
| Croydon | 28.7% | L |
| Locks Heath | 28.7% | SW |
| Torbay | 28.7% | SW |
| Northampton | 28.5% | EM |
| Newcastle | 28.5% | NE |
| Twickenham | 28.3% | L |
| Burton on Trent | 28.2% | EM |
| Rural Cambridgeshire | 28.1% | EA |
| Birmingham Jewellery Qtr | 28.0% | WM |
| Biggleswade/Flitwick | 27.9% | SE |
| Sutton | 27.8% | L |
| Peterborough | 27.7% | EA |
| Sittingbourne | 27.4% | SE |
| Thurrock | 26.8% | SE |
| Medway | 26.7% | SE |
| Cornwall | 26.3% | SW |
| Leeds | 26.1% | York |
| Aylesbury | 25.8% | SE |
| Watford | 25.5% | SE |
| Stockport | 25.4% | NW |
| Coventry | 25.4% | WM |
| South Shields | 25.1% | NE |
| South London | 24.9% | L |
| Blackpool | 24.9% | NW |
| Neath | 24.8% | W |
| Doncaster | 24.5% | York |
| West Hampstead | 23.8% | L |
| Leicester | 23.8% | EM |
| Wigan | 23.5% | NW |
| Cotswolds | 23.4% | SE |
| Royal Leamington Spa | 23.1% | WM |
| Rugby | 22.8% | WM |
| Islington | 22.7% | L |
| Cardiff | 22.2% | W |
| Rotherham | 21.6% | York |
| Exeter | 21.3% | SW |
| Warrington | 20.7% | NW |
| Docklands | 20.6% | L |
| Corby | 20.3% | EM |
| Wrexham | 20.2% | W |
| Stamford | 20.1% | EM |
| Telford | 20.1% | WM |
| Ilkley | 19.8% | York |
| Wakefield | 19.4% | York |
| Hammersmith (London) | 18.3% | L |
| Accrington | 17.5% | NW |
| Rural Norfolk | 15.7% | EA |
| Whitby | 14.5% | York |
