First-time buyers turn from rural areas to Britain’s regional cities | Housing market

With the rise of working and home prices at home in many urban areas, it may have assumed that the British cities have lost their appeal to their homeowners in the last decade, but it turned out to be the opposite.

An analysis of the first five months of this year shows that the number of buyers who wanted to move to cities in Great Britain increased by an average of 16% compared to the same period in 2015.

For the first time in this period, the place to record the most important leap in the recipient questions is Dundee, the fourth largest city of Scotland.

Some of them will be surprised to find out that the love relationship with cities is intensified, and that pandemine apparently encourages many of them to think about a new life on the beach or in rural areas.

The data was broken to the 50 largest cities of Great Britain by London and 50 of the most popular coastal regions by Minister Rightmove. Typical focused on questions for the first time for those who have receiving properties, ie those with a maximum of two bedrooms.

Edinburgh, then ranked second in the “City Hotspots” list, followed three places in the UK: Doncaster, Liverpool and Plymouth.

The findings offer new evidence that the fantasies that the pandemic fuel are a statistically bip of the fantasies that the fantasies contained in the migration of migration from the city or to at least millions of people to the coastal or rural areas.

The areas called property hot points in 2020 include the Port Isaac Balıkçı Village in Cornwall, the coastal towns in Northern Somrseet and the coastal towns in the City and Clevedon, and Canford Cliffs, a Pole suburb of Dorset.

Rightmove published a list in January 2022. 10 most popular 10 homebuyer search hotspots The previous year, all found near the village or near the sea. Rhos-on-Sea, a small coastal town near the Gulf of Colwyn in Northern Wales, was at the top of the list.

Today and the property website, more potential for the first time buyers want to move to cities, the number of popular coastal areas, the number of “10 years ago,” he said.

However, London does not follow the tendency. For the first time in the capital, the recipient demand decreased by 7% compared to 10 years ago. This is largely thought to be due to higher real estate prices.

For the first time in Dundee, the receiver demand increased by 176% during the period. On the banks of the Tay River, the city has gained fame as a live art and cultural center in recent years. It is also said to have more urban green spaces than other parts of the population per population.

For the first time, most of its popularity with buyers is likely to be connected to relatively affordable houses. Official data published last month For the first time, the average price paid by buyers was slightly below £ 121,000 in April this year, and was £ 156,800 for Scotland as a whole and £ 223,400 in Great Britain.