Local property market update

We look at the buyers and tenants that registered with us over the past few weeks to see what they are looking for.

The local property continues to be buoyant. If you are looking to sell or let a property, find out here what buyers and tenants are looking for.

Then to find out what your property is worth, click here to see the 3 different ways you can find out.

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If you have ever thought about selling your Shepperton home, you will know how tempting it can be to stretch the asking price. After all, it is your biggest tax-free asset, and those extra few thousand pounds can feel like a sensible cushion. Yet in the Shepperton property market, ambition can sometimes cost more than it earns.

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If you listened to the doom merchants, you would think first-time buyers (FTB) in Shepperton had no chance at all. According to the loudest voices, buying a first home is impossible, the ladder has been pulled up, and the only people who buy their first homes today are lottery winners or those with wealthy parents.

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