Is your house price going up this year?

According to the Daily Telegraph, these agents view properties before anyone else does and get to analyse the important factors that can sway the price of properties.

County Homesearch samples the market and detects property microclimates where "hotspot" conditions may occur. "Niche pockets, where exceptional circumstances apply, may see slight price rises," says chairman Jonathan Haward.

So what areas are most likely to rise first? According to these agents, Wickhambreaux (Kent), Henley-on-Thames (Oxfordshire), Cambridge (Cambridgeshire), Brookwood (Surrey) and Plymouth (Devon) are mostly like to benefit.

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