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The Untold Story of Boston’s Terraced Houses

  • 25 Aug 2023

Call me old-fashioned and nostalgic, but I am fond of terraced houses. I've conducted some research that my fellow readers of the Boston Property Market Blog will find intriguing! Architecturally speaking, the terraced or townhouse has been prevalent in the UK since the late 1600s. It involves a row of symmetrical houses that share side walls.

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The Emergence of Accidental Boston Landlords in a Slowing Housing Market?

  • 17 Aug 2023

A Boston landlord remarked to me the other day that he felt that there were more 'posher' up-market properties coming up for rent in the last six months compared to a couple of years ago. I stated that this was the case, and it wasn't all down to the recent rental growth – it was the growth of the upmarket 'accidental landlord'.

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14 Reasons Not to Fear Boston House Price Drops

  • 12 Aug 2023

The Boston property market experienced a boom between the summer of 2020 and late summer of 2022, fuelled mainly by pandemic-induced trends such as the stamp duty stimulus, low mortgage rates, the race for space, and the rise of remote working.

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Boston Rents Smash

  • 8 Aug 2023

Through the £730 Barrier Are Boston Landlords Profiteering? The private rented sector for both Boston landlords and Boston tenants is facing immense challenges, with a shortage of available homes for rent putting renters under significant pressure. And you can see why when the average UK rent in 2021 was £1,381 and in 2023 it has been £1,706, an increase of 23.53%. Let’s look closer to home in the Boston area. The average rent for homes coming on the market in the Boston area in 2021 was £647 per month, whilst in 2023, it has been £730 per month

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The Rise of Bungalows in the Boston Property Market

  • 1 Aug 2023

During the pandemic, the property market experienced a surge in demand for larger Boston homes with spacious gardens. However, the tides are shifting, and a new trend is emerging. The combination of an ageing Boston population, the post-Covid trend for early retirement and economic uncertainty has sparked a newfound love for downsizing.

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