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How Often Do Tenants Move Home? A Look Across the UK
Tenant mobility varies widely across the UK, with some regions seeing frequent moves while others have a much more settled rental population.
Here’s how often tenants move home in different parts of the country.
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Frome Property Market: Why 2025 is Set to Be a Strong Year
The UK housing market has always been subject to government policy announcements, outside forces of economics, and consumer confidence fluctuations. After a turbulent 2024, there is evidence that 2025 will provide more stability and growth—particularly in areas such as Frome, where affordability, high demand, and improved financial situations are coming together to create a helpful background for sellers and buyers alike.
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Frome Landlords: What’s Happening with Rents Across the UK?
The British rental market has seen some interesting shifts over the past year, with some regions experiencing rapid growth in rents, while others have levelled off or even dipped. For landlords in Frome, understanding these trends isn’t just about keeping an eye on the regional picture—it’s about recognising where our market fits into the wider landscape.
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£ per square foot February 2025
Welcome back to news of Frome's property market, where each week I bring you different local property market stats and trends. This week I am back again with the February's £/sq.ft statistics.
The average property presently in Frome is on the market for £352 per square foot, a figure representing the current heartbeat of Frome's property market.
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Understanding Frome's Mid 20th Century Homes
This map highlights the percentage of homes in Frome built between 1936 and 1970. The darker shades indicate a higher proportion of homes from this era and lighter shades showing areas with fewer properties built during this time.
Homes constructed in this period tend to be well built and practical, often featuring spacious layouts and generous gardens compared to more modern developments. While they may not always boast the architectural charm of Georgian period homes or the size of Victorian homes, they are undeniably solidly constructed, offering excellent long-term value.
