Residential property sales in the UK fell by 27% to 79,203 in February from the previous month, Land Registry data shows. Of those registered in February, 23,559 were sold that month, of which 378 were for 10.7 and over. Greater London dominated the market for £1-plus properties with 216 compared with one in Manchester and none in Cardiff. The most expensive residential sale in February was a terraced property in Kensington & Chelsea for ££1mm, while the cheapest was a terraced property in Chester-le-Street, County Durham, for £19,000.
Residential property sales in the UK fell by 27% to 79,203 in February from the previous month, Land Registry data shows. Of those registered in February, 23,559 were sold that month, of which 378 were for £1m and over. Greater London dominated the market for £1-plus properties with 216 compared with one in Manchester and none in Cardiff. The most expensive residential sale in February was a terraced property in Kensington & Chelsea for £10.7m, while the cheapest was a terraced property in Chester-le-Street, County Durham, for £19,000.