Is Wing on the cusp of another house price boom? The last house price boom really was something. It created property millionaires, TV celebrities, accidental landlords, an explosion of PropTech companies and one or two red-faces in its aftermath. In 2007, it’s hottest year, the price of the average UK home rose by £15,900. Wing felt the effect as well, by prices rising by 11.3 per cent or £27,300 in that year alone. We all know things came to a sudden halt in 2008 with the credit crunch,...

Why the Wing market is still undoubtedly an excellent investment Believe it or not, the buy-to-let sector is probably more appealing now than ever. Some have indeed been scared off by having to pay an extra three per cent on stamp duty and the generally less hospitable tax environment. However, there are fantastic deals to be had for the canny investor who thoroughly researches the market and works with a local expert. The rental market in Wing is very robust. Rising capital values have led ...

Why buyers love Wing so much, and why it matters to you There are few things in life that you can trust more to enrich your family than the property they live in. While this is true in terms of the memories it creates and the special moments it hosts, it's also true in terms of cold, hard material gain. Since 2000, the average Wing home has increased in price by 170.8 per cent. The best performing property type has been terraced properties which have increased by 225.8 per cent, equivalent t...

What a year it’s been for the Wing property market so far. The amount of positive sentiment we’re picking up from buyers and sellers who visit the branch every day confirms that this part of the country is better insulated from the cold spell being experienced in some other parts of the UK market. It didn’t take long before we started to see why people have been so positive. Data from the Land Registry shows that prices rose by 23.7 per cent over the last 3 years and now sit 171.5 per cen...