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For the life in the town of Brits overpay £24000 average

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Buyers of houses and apartments in the cities of England are spending on average of £24,000 more than buyers of similar properties in the countryside.

While the premium paid by the customers within the top 10 most expensive cities to pay at least £100000 more.

A study conducted by Lloyds Bank, shows the difference paid by the buyers of the cities compared with country houses. Is 11% more expensive real estate in the cities of England on average compared to the property in the village.

 

The biggest prize paid by the inhabitants of the Chiltern Hills, located 40 minutes from London in the South Buckinghampshire. – 189% , or £652178 pounds.

In the town of Bakewell in the Derbyshire Dales , where nearby the famous Chatsworth House, the buyers overpaid £175327 , and Wetherby in West Yorkshire, the average fee is £162178 . In both cases buyers overpay double the price for the advantage to live in the city.

The average price of residential property in UK cities has grown over 10 years from 2005 at £55179 . This is equivalent to an increase of £460 pounds a month for the last decade.

The largest price increases over the past 10 years – in the County of Beaconsfield , where the average price increased by 71%, or £414126. Next is the town of Didcot in Oxfordshire, where prices increased by 52% , or £101374.

The study concluded that buyers in the UK over the last 10 years increasingly prefer the city , vibira between town and country.

People seek comfort and the set of primmest civilization offered by the city and are willing to pay more for these benefits.

® Helen Entree. 05.10.2015,

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