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(Edited 23 January 2025)

The housing market underwent significant changes in 2024, but as the new year gets underway, many housing experts feel optimistic about the housing market in 2025. According to new data from Nationwide, UK house prices rose by 4.7% compared to the beginning of the year, demonstrating buyer confidence. 

Despite many buyers' affordability challenges, the market demonstrated ‘remarkable resilience’. As 2024 ended, the average UK house price stood at £269,426, with Southern England experiencing a 2.2% year-on-year increase.

One of Anthony Martin’s properties for sale in Dartford, DA1 5WH

Looking ahead to 2025, the housing market is expected to encounter both opportunities and challenges. However, many experts remain confident about its continued resilience. The upcoming changes to stamp duty in April are anticipated to boost sales activity over the coming months. 

Anthony Martin, a prominent estate agent in the South East, shares this positive outlook. Following a highly successful 2024, Anthony Martin is optimistic about sustaining their momentum into 2025. Their extensive local knowledge and customer-focused approach position them well for continued success. 

Anthony Martin is a leading estate agent in the South East & Kent. 

CEO Anthony Martin expressed his confidence in the market’s trajectory for 2025: ‘I believe market activity will strengthen further as interest rates decrease and affordability improves. At Anthony Martin Estate Agents, we are gearing up for another successful and busy year.’ 

Anthony Martin Estate Agents remain dedicated to providing sellers, buyers, and renters with the resources and support they need to find their ideal homes. Their knowledgeable team is well-prepared to navigate the complexities of the 2025 housing market, ensuring South East house hunters are supported every step of the way.

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