In recent articles on the Thanet property market, I have been talking a lot about house prices over the last 12 months and 5 years in Thanet. When it comes to newspapers talking about the property market, the headline most people look at is what is happening to house prices.

The cost of building materials for new homes has grown between 60% and 120% in the last 12 months. This could have serious implications for Broadstairs homeowners and Grantham landlords for the cost of their mortgages and ultimately Broadstairs house prices.

How will the Brexit deal affect Thanet house prices and your mortgage payments on your Thanet home? With Boris Johnson conclusively agreeing a Brexit deal for the UK with the European Union just before Christmas. How will this affect mortgages and house prices

Looking back at the Thanet property market for 2020, it certainly can be seen as a frenetic game of two halves, albeit with a very long half time in the spring. Between the General Election in mid-December and Christmas, many Thanet agents saw an unusually higher uplift in activity in the property market just as we were getting ready for Christmas

What happened to the predicted Thanet house price crash of 15% that didn’t happen in the Summer of 2020? Or the predicted fall of 18% Thanet house prices by the Treasury if we voted to leave the EU at the 2016 Referendum? How will a No Deal Brexit affect the value of your Thanet property?