Homeowners 'prefer market towns' - and will pay more for properties in them | AboutProperty.co.uk
British house buyers are prepared to pay as much as £30,000 extra for a property in one of England's traditional market towns, new research has revealed.
According to a Lloyds TSB survey, a typical market town property costs around £230,000 – roughly 14 per cent more than the nationwide average.
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