Avocado Stevenage

Avocado Stevenage 🏡 I'm here to show you that moving can be an enjoyable journey and not a stressful one🥑
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🏡 I'm here to show you that moving can be an enjoyable journey, not a stressful one!

- I will personally handle the whole process from start to end✅
- You won't be transfered between departments❌
- It will be just myself showing people around your home🥑
- Not someone new, who has never seen your property before👎
- Social media campaigns to make sure your property is not only seen by a wider audience but also the right audience📲
- Leaflets this is where they belong🗑️

🤝It's not able transactions it's about people

Looking to move, find a tenant or would like some property advice? I will be honoured to help my local community?👇

📞 07507837346
🌐www.avocadopropertyagents.co.uk

What has happened to House Prices across Stevenage in the last 10 years? 🏡Talk about the average house price in Stevenag...
24/09/2026

What has happened to House Prices across Stevenage in the last 10 years? 🏡

Talk about the average house price in Stevenage and it can sound as though every homeowner has experienced the same market. The reality is very different. Over the last ten years, different parts of Stevenage have seen noticeably different levels of house price growth. Some neighbourhoods have performed considerably more strongly than the wider Stevenage average, while others have experienced much more modest increases 📈

That is important because the Stevenage property market is not one single market. Different streets, developments and neighbourhoods can behave differently depending on the type of homes available, buyer demand, local amenities, schools, transport links and the balance between supply and demand. The figures shown on the map are averages, not valuations. Two homes a few streets apart can have very different values, and even two apparently similar properties on the same road can achieve different prices because of condition, size, plot, position and presentation 🔑

So, while these figures give a fascinating picture of how the different parts of Stevenage have changed over the last decade, when it comes to your own home, local knowledge and comparable evidence still matter 💗

The Dream of Owning a Home Is Still Alive. The Wait Is Getting Longer 🏡Despite everything you might hear about younger p...
23/09/2026

The Dream of Owning a Home Is Still Alive. The Wait Is Getting Longer 🏡

Despite everything you might hear about younger people giving up on homeownership, the ambition remains remarkably strong 🔑

The English Housing Survey reveals that 69% of renters aged 18 to 34 still expect to buy a home eventually. However, for many, it feels like a distant goal rather than an imminent move. Among those expecting to buy, 49% believe it will take five years or more. Another 34% expect to purchase within two to five years, while 11% believe they will buy within one to two years. The remaining 6% expect to buy within the next year 📈

The dream has not disappeared. It is simply being delayed by the challenge of saving a deposit, finding an affordable home and securing a suitable mortgage. If buying is part of your future, even if it feels several years away, starting the conversation early could help turn that distant ambition into a realistic plan. If you would a chat about buying your first Stevenage home, maybe we should have an informal, no cost chat? 🥑

Stamp duty, solicitor costs, deposit & removals, it all weighs up💰
20/09/2026

Stamp duty, solicitor costs, deposit & removals, it all weighs up💰

Friday fact 🔍WHAT DOES STEVENAGE’S MORTGAGE MAP TELL US ABOUT WHO MIGHT MOVE NEXT? 🏡This map shows the percentage of hou...
18/09/2026

Friday fact 🔍

WHAT DOES STEVENAGE’S MORTGAGE MAP TELL US ABOUT WHO MIGHT MOVE NEXT? 🏡

This map shows the percentage of households across Stevenage where the homeowner still has a mortgage 📊

It doesn’t include homeowners who own their property outright — so it gives us a very different view of the local owner-occupied market. Broadly speaking, many of these homeowners will be in their late 20s through to their early 50s — often the busiest moving years of life 💰

Think:
👨‍👩‍👧 Growing families
🏠 Upsizing
📉 Downsizing
💼 Changing jobs
🔄 Simply looking for something different

Some may be first-time buyers, while others could have already moved several times. And here’s something interesting, mortgages don’t simply disappear at retirement. Around 1 in 20 homeowners over retirement age still have a mortgage, adding another layer to the picture. But perhaps the most fascinating part is how much this varies across Stevenage. Some neighbourhoods have a much higher concentration of homeowners still paying a mortgage than others. So the question isn’t simply:

“Where do people own homes in Stevenage?”

It’s this…

Which parts of Stevenage could contain the greatest concentration of tomorrow’s home movers? 🔑

What do you think? 👇

🏡 UK HOUSE PRICES ARE £42,525 CHEAPER THAN 2007!Woah… is that a typo?! 🤔Nope. Let me explain… 👇At first glance, it sound...
16/09/2026

🏡 UK HOUSE PRICES ARE £42,525 CHEAPER THAN 2007!

Woah… is that a typo?! 🤔

Nope. Let me explain… 👇

At first glance, it sounds completely wrong. In 2007, the average UK home cost around £184,131. Today, it’s approximately £278,784 — that’s an increase of £94,653, or 51.4% 📈

So how can I say homes are actually £42,525 cheaper? 🤯

Because simply comparing the price in pounds from 2007 to today doesn’t account for inflation 💰

💷 £1 in 2007 had considerably more purchasing power than £1 today

Think of the humble Cadbury’s Freddo. Back then, £1 could buy roughly six. Today, it gets you closer to two and a half! 🐸

Once inflation is taken into account, that £184,131 house price from 2007 would be worth approximately £321,309 in today’s money. Compared with today’s average of £278,784, that means UK house prices are around:

💰 £42,525 LOWER
📉 13.2% CHEAPER IN REAL TERMS

Both statements can be true.

House prices have increased significantly in actual pounds and pence, but when you account for the changing value of money, they’ve actually fallen in real terms.

That doesn’t mean buying a home today is easy. Deposits, mortgage payments and household costs are still significant pressures.

But it does mean the statement that homes are simply “far more expensive than they used to be” needs a little more context. 👀

📍 Next week, I’ll be publishing a blog looking specifically at STEVENAGE, comparing local house prices since 2007 in both nominal terms and inflation-adjusted REAL terms.

It might surprise you… 👀🏡

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