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The Norwich North East property market is not crashing, but it has definitely changed.The latest market data shows that ...
18/06/2026

The Norwich North East property market is not crashing, but it has definitely changed.

The latest market data shows that the supply of homes for sale is significantly higher than this time last year, while transaction levels have dropped.

In plain English?

There are more homes for buyers to choose from, but fewer sales going through.

That does not mean homes are not selling. They are. But buyers are being more selective, and sellers need to be more realistic.

The key point is this:

Prices are broadly holding, but competition has increased.

So if you are thinking of selling in Norwich North East, your launch strategy matters. The right price, strong presentation, professional marketing and honest advice are not optional extras now, they are what help your home stand out.

A hopeful price may feel tempting, but in this market it can cost you time, momentum and eventually money.

If you are unsure what your home is worth in today’s market, get proper local advice before making a decision.

No pressure. No tie-in contract. Just clear guidance.

Lenné Welch
EweMove Norwich North East

The composition of the mortgage market has remained remarkably consistent over the last 10 years, according to latest da...
18/06/2026

The composition of the mortgage market has remained remarkably consistent over the last 10 years, according to latest data from the FCA.

The one clear change is the rise in the number of first-time buyers, an offset to the fall in buy-to-let mortgages.

First-time buyers now account for a higher 27.4% of mortgage lending versus the 10 year average of 23.6%. This is almost entirely met by the lower proportion of buy-to-let lending which currently accounts for 8.9% of mortgages versus 11.5% average over last 10 years.

The critical turning point for this was the start of the higher stamp duty rates on second properties affecting buy-to-let, first in 2016 and again in 2024.

With higher recent interest rates in 2026 due to the potential inflationary pressures of the Iran conflict – these patterns might shift a little across the rest of 2026.

Source: Dataloft by PriceHubble, FCA Mortgage Statistics, Q1 2026

The summer solstice marks the longest day of the year and is celebrated around the world. This year, in the northern hem...
18/06/2026

The summer solstice marks the longest day of the year and is celebrated around the world. This year, in the northern hemisphere, it will fall on Sunday, 21st June 2026, at 9:24am BST.

Londoners will enjoy around 16 hours and 38 minutes of daylight: nearly nine hours more than at the depths of December. Head north to Edinburgh and that stretches to 17 hours and 37 minutes, almost a full hour more than the capital.

As the days have lengthened, so too has momentum in the property market. The warmer months traditionally bring a surge in buyer activity, and this year is no exception.

The average time to sell fell to 60 days in May, down from the highs of 81 days in January and the fourth consecutive monthly fall.

Source: Dataloft by PriceHubble, Rightmove

Slow stroll in Catton Park today. Good for the soul.🌳🌲
16/06/2026

Slow stroll in Catton Park today. Good for the soul.🌳🌲

The UK economy grew by a stronger-than-expected 0.6% in Q1, helped by a resilient services sector. Timing also played a ...
15/06/2026

The UK economy grew by a stronger-than-expected 0.6% in Q1, helped by a resilient services sector. Timing also played a role: the conflict in Iran, which began in late February, had not yet fed through into the data. This marks a sharp improvement on the three preceding quarters, each of which delivered growth of just 0.1 to 0.2%.

However, the strong quarter did little to lift the annual growth rate, which current sits at 1.2%. The stronger quarterly growth did lift forecasts for the year though, consensus forecasts have been revised up to 1.0% growth for 2026, from 0.6% a month ago – a modest upgrade.

Q1 does likely represent the high point for the year. Higher energy costs will weigh on the growth outlook for the remaining quarters.

The strength of the relationship between economic growth and house price performance has been well-evidenced over decades.The implication for housing is overall low single-digit price growth. As ever, there will be scope for regional and localised variation, driven by where buyers have more room to absorb higher borrowing costs.

One potential upside to the economic outlook is AI-driven productivity gains. The timing of any such gains remains difficult to predict, for now consensus forecasts point to a slowdown but this is a genuine swing factor worth watching.

Source: Dataloft by PriceHubble, Nationwide, ONS, HM Treasury Consensus Forecasts

The World Cup officially kicks off this week, and this year it’s the biggest tournament in history, with 48 countries h...
15/06/2026

The World Cup officially kicks off this week, and this year it’s the biggest tournament in history, with 48 countries heading to the US to take a shot at glory.

The last time a home nation lifted the trophy was 30th July 1966, when the average UK house price was just £3,558.

Since then, property prices have never stopped scoring. Rising around 77x, the average UK home now costs £274,930.

The 2026 prize pot is a record-breaking $727 million (£541m) – enough to buy 1,968 average-priced UK homes. Now that’s a result. Could this be the summer it finally comes home?

Source: Dataloft by PriceHubble, Nationwide

A lovely cheese scone and a welcome cuppa atFranks Cafefé, Old Catton, before continuing my rounds. ☕Spending the day le...
13/06/2026

A lovely cheese scone and a welcome cuppa atFranks Cafefé, Old Catton, before continuing my rounds. ☕
Spending the day leafleting and catching up with local residents—because great estate agency starts with building relationships within the community. 🏡

Out and about today meeting local residents and introducing EweMove to the area. A quick refreshment stop at The Bull In...
13/06/2026

Out and about today meeting local residents and introducing EweMove to the area. A quick refreshment stop at The Bull Inn before continuing!
If you’re thinking of moving, I’m your dedicated local estate agent, here to guide you every step of the way. 🏡

Sheep pen quarterly review meeting in Nottingham today. This is where learning and compliance meet to offer the very bes...
10/06/2026

Sheep pen quarterly review meeting in Nottingham today. This is where learning and compliance meet to offer the very best estate agency services to our EweMove clients!

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