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What today’s Budget means for the Farnham property market – the positives

By James Fearn FNAEA
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 What today’s Budget means for the Farnham property market – the positives 

Today’s Budget has brought some important changes, and there’s plenty of good news and opportunity for buyers, sellers and landlords here in Farnham and the surrounding villages.

A healthier, more balanced market
With house-price growth expected to steady rather than surge, we’re likely to see a more sustainable and realistic market. This is great news for:

  • Buyers who want fair value

  • Sellers who want serious, motivated offers

  • Chains that can move more smoothly

Stronger negotiating power for buyers
As the market cools slightly, well-prepared buyers may find:

  • Better choice

  • More time to decide

  • Greater scope to negotiate
    This often leads to more confident, committed purchasers — which benefits everyone in the chain.

Opportunities at the top of the market
Changes affecting higher-value homes could encourage more properties to come to market. That means:

  • Increased choice for buyers

  • Fresh movement in premium areas

  • New opportunities for families upsizing or relocating to Farnham

Rental demand set to remain strong
While some landlords may adjust their portfolios, tenant demand locally remains very healthy — helping to support:

  • Strong rental values

  • Long-term investment confidence

  • Continued demand for quality homes to let

    What this means for Farnham

Farnham remains one of the most desirable areas in Surrey for schools, countryside living, commuter links and community life. A steadier national market often puts beautiful, well-connected towns like ours in an even stronger position.


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About the Author...

I began my career in estate agency after leaving Lord Wandsworth College in 1994, and joined my father in our independent family business in 1997. Today, I am the managing director of this thriving...
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