Buying your first home in Burnley? It’s not as tough as the headlines suggest! We break down the facts, figures, and history to show why it’s more achievable than you think — read below to find out more.
The UK property market in week 38 of 2025 remains steady, with new listings and sales close to seasonal norms. While stock levels are rising, demand is holding firm, keeping activity above long-term averages and highlighting a resilient market as we head into autumn.
Thinking of buying but worried it's the wrong time? You're not alone. At Pendle Hill Properties, we've helped many people take the leap and win. Read on to discover why waiting can cost you more than moving forward.
Autumn may not be the first season that comes to mind when people think about moving, but it can be a surprisingly strong time to sell. Buyers who are still active at this stage of the year tend to be serious about completing before Christmas or the new year. With the right preparation, your home can stand out and attract motivated buyers even as the nights draw in.
The property market continues to build momentum this September, with healthy levels of new listings, steady buyer demand, and positive growth across both sales and rentals. It’s a market that offers opportunities for sellers and reassurance for buyers, with trends pointing to a confident close to the year. Read below to explore the latest insights!
We track Burnley’s average monthly house prices to help you spot market trends. Discover what they mean for your property’s value and how Pendle Hill Properties can guide you with expert, no-obligation valuations.
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Here are the UK property market stats for Week 36 of 2025, covering new listings, price reductions, sales activity, stock levels, and rental trends - giving a clear snapshot of how the housing market is performing compared to last year and pre-Covid averages.
Thinking of selling in and around Burnley? We’ve analysed 510 recent sales to reveal how long it really takes to find a buyer, why some homes never sell, and how our 85% success rate can give you the edge.
The Burnley housing market is changing. Over the past three years, the number of homes for sale locally has risen by 21%, giving buyers more choice than they’ve had in years. But what does this mean for homeowners looking to sell? Let’s explore how this shift compares to national trends - and why smart pricing is now the key to a successful sale.
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For many first-time buyers, affordability has long been the biggest hurdle to homeownership. However, with mortgage rates on the decline, monthly repayments are becoming far more manageable. This shift is opening doors for buyers who are ready to take advantage of the changing market conditions.