Buyers looking to get a firm footing on the property ladder may at last have the chance, after one sector commentator claimed that vendors were now
dropping their prices.
Liam Bailey, head of residential research at Knight Frank, was commenting on recent research by HM Revenue &
Customs, which revealed that the number of properties being sold for over £40,000 increased by 40 per cent month-on-month in March.
Mr
Bailey stated that this trend had resulted from vendors and developers realising that property prices needed to be "substantially" reduced
in order to make a sale.
"You have clearly got more chance of selling now than you did six months ago. The danger now is that vendors
will suddenly think: 'We can raise prices' and that will just kill deals dead," he added.
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