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What is the 'usual' %tage price difference between 2 bed, 3 bed, semi, detached etc?

amcluesent
amcluesent Posts: 9,425 Forumite
edited 10 August 2012 at 5:19PM in House buying, renting & selling
Just wondering if there's a 'ready reckoner' on what price different properties achieve, relative to each other, outside of London?

If you set a 2-bed terrace as 100% then my guess is-

1 bed studio - 70%
2 bed terrace - 100%
3 bed terrace - 115%
3 bed semi - 135%
3 bed detached - 160%
4 bed detached - 190%

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  • arbrighton
    arbrighton Posts: 2,011 Forumite
    Ninth Anniversary Combo Breaker
    think the simple answer is there really isn't one.
    It can be affected by land, area, condition, equity, need to sell rapidly, number of that type on the market
  • LisaLou1982
    LisaLou1982 Posts: 1,264 Forumite
    Chutzpah Haggler
    As the above poster states - no such answer

    Completely depends on location and a whole load of other factors.

    Probably the best answer would be to weigh up what is most important to you in a property and go for the best you can afford within that criteria
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