πŸŒ†πŸ  GRAVESHAM PROPERTY MARKET UPDATE - JUNE 2024 πŸ πŸŒ†

πŸŒ†πŸ  GRAVESHAM PROPERTY MARKET UPDATE - JUNE 2024 πŸ πŸŒ†

The Gravesham Property Market (DA11 & DA12). Here we look at data for new listings, sales and the time its currently taking to sell a property. Data up to June 30th, 2024 πŸ“…

πŸ“° Headlines - DA11 & DA12
 
πŸ“‹ Listings
- πŸ“‰ Listings for last Month (June 2024) decreased by 3% when compared to June 2023 (from 148 to 143).
- πŸ“ˆ Accumulative Total Gross Listings YTD are 4.8% higher than 2023 YTD levels and 16.9% higher than 2022.
- πŸ“Š This year's YTD listings stand at 815, which is 9% higher than the historical 3-year YTD average of 752 properties.
- πŸ’· The average asking price in Gravesend, for ALL property types, at June 2024: Β£367,414 (an increase of 4% when compared to June 2023).
- 🏑 The average asking price in Gravesend, for a Detached property, at June 2024: £575,493 (a decrease of 2% when compared to June 2023).
- 🏘️ The average asking price in Gravesend, for a terraced property, at June 2024: £339,123 (an increase of 1% when compared to June 2023).
- πŸ“‰ The average national asking price in June 2024: Β£375,110 (a drop of Β£21 from last month).


 
 



 πŸ’° Sales
- πŸ“ˆ Total Accumulative Gross Sales YTD are 3.7% higher than 2023 YTD levels and 2.5% lower than 2022 levels.
- 🏑 Gross Sales for June: 112 properties were sold STC in June, a 4.7% increase from last June's figures (107) and a 5% decrease from last month's Gross Sales figures (118).
- πŸ“‰ Total accumulative Gross Sales YTD stand at 619, which is below the YTD average of the last 3 years of 668 (2023/22/21).



 
 



⏳ Overall time to sell (over the last 90 days)
- ⏱️ Average selling time – 91 days (a reduction of 7 days on last month).
- ⏱️ Median selling time – 43 days (a reduction of 2 days on last month).
 
This represents the actual time taken from a property coming onto the market to reaching a β€˜sold status’ on the portals.
(Note: The mean is the number you get by dividing the sum of a set of values by the number of values in the set. In contrast, the median is the middle number in a set of values when those values are arranged from smallest to largest.)
 
 
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