“One result of the property slowdown is lower prices close to good primaries”, writes Jessie Hewiston of The Times this week.
Sharing his insight as a top London buying agent for prime property, Black Brick partner Caspar Harvard-Walls featured in the article explaining how the slowing UK property market “will mean that people who want to sell a property within a traditional catchment area may struggle, so the catchment area may grow to take in streets that historically would never have had the chance of getting a place at the school”.
“This is good news for those parents and buyers, especially because properties outside the traditional catchment area are usually cheaper than those inside.”, he continued.
Read more in the full article here.