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Contains OS data © Crown Copyright and database right 2017 Sub £200,000 £200,000 - £400,000 £400,000 - £600,000 £600,000 - £800,000 £800,000+ HARROGATE SALES MARKET INSIGHT – 2018 Market update Property prices in Harrogate rose 5.2% over the year to November according to the Land Registry, compared with growth of 3% across Yorkshire. Outperformance in the town has been underpinned by a pick-up in demand, which has been registered in spite of wider Source: Knight Frank Research Source: Land Registry Detached Semi-Detached Terraced Flat 18% 25% 30% 26% 2000-present 1973-1999 1945-1972 1900-1939 Pre-1900 19% 18% 28% 24% 10% Property prices in Harrogate Achieved prices, 3 years to December 2017 Daniel Rigg, Head of Knight Frank Harrogate “While demand picked up over the last year, this has not been matched by an increase in stock levels. This has underpinned pricing, especially in the town centre where competition for the best homes such as those bordering The Stray or on The Duchy has been strong. We have completed a number of notable deals over the past 12 months. Well-presented and competitively-priced properties are selling, though buyers are mindful of higher rates of stamp duty levied at the top end of the market.” political and economic uncertainty as well as higher levels of taxation for prime properties. An analysis of Knight Frank data showed a 24% increase in new buyer registrations in Harrogate in 2017 compared with 2016 and a 30% rise in the the number of property viewings conducted over the same time. 5.2% price change in the year to November 2017 27.8% price change in the five years to August 2017 Harrogate: Fact file Property type Harrogate, all properties Property age Harrogate, all properties

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HARROGATE SALES MARKET INSIGHT – 2018

Market update Property prices in Harrogate rose 5.2% over the year to November according to the Land Registry, compared with growth of 3% across Yorkshire. Outperformance in the town has been underpinned by a pick-up in demand, which has been registered in spite of wider

Source: Knight Frank Research Source: Land Registry

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Property prices in Harrogate Achieved prices, 3 years to December 2017

Daniel Rigg, Head of Knight Frank Harrogate“ While demand picked up over the last year, this has not been matched by an increase in stock levels. This has underpinned pricing, especially in the town centre where competition for the best homes such as those bordering The Stray or on The Duchy has been strong. We have completed a number of notable deals over the past 12 months. Well-presented and competitively-priced properties are selling, though buyers are mindful of higher rates of stamp duty levied at the top end of the market.”

political and economic uncertainty as well as higher levels of taxation for prime properties. An analysis of Knight Frank data showed a 24% increase in new buyer registrations in Harrogate in 2017 compared with 2016 and a 30% rise in the the number of property viewings conducted over the same time.

5.2% price change in the year to November 2017

27.8% price change in the five years to August 2017

Harrogate: Fact file

Property type Harrogate, all properties

Property age Harrogate, all properties

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RESIDENTIAL RESEARCH

Source: Land Registry Source: Rightmove

Source: Knight Frank Research / Land RegistryNote: Variations in average sold prices between different time periods reflect stock sold and do not necessarily indicate price growth

Price growth compared Indexed 100 = Jan 2007

Harrogate: Stock levels fall Total properties listed for sale

Transaction volumes and pricing data in Harrogate

HARROGATE SALES MARKET INSIGHT 2018

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HARROGATE SALES

COUNTRY HOUSE SALES

RESIDENTIAL RESEARCH

£/psf in Harrogate (average) sales in the 3 years to December 2017

Daniel RiggPartner, Office Head+44 14 2353 [email protected]

Harlan PollittAssociate+44 14 2353 [email protected]

Edward WeltonPartner+44 20 7861 [email protected]

Oliver KnightAssociate+44 20 7861 [email protected]

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