Could 2026 Be the Year You Find Your Next Home?

Could 2026 Be the Year You Find Your Next Home?

If buying a home has been on your mind, 2026 could be a great time to take the next step. With a more balanced market, improving mortgage stability and steady house price growth, buyers now have more choice and greater confidence.

A calmer market means less pressure, fewer bidding wars and more time to find the right home, whether you’re buying for the first time, upsizing, downsizing or investing.

Mortgage rates are becoming more predictable, making it easier to plan your budget and understand what’s achievable. At the same time, steady price growth supports sensible decision-making without the rush seen in previous years.

Chat to our mortgage team today. Start with a simple conversation about what’s achievable for you and explore what’s possible.

With continued support for buyers and a positive economic outlook, conditions remain encouraging across the Cotswolds and the Vale of the White Horse.

At Perry Bishop, we know every move is personal. Whether you’re just starting to explore your options or ready to move, we’re here to offer clear advice, local insight and genuine support.

Your next move often starts with understanding your home’s value. If you’d like to talk through your plans or begin your search, we’d love to help.


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When it comes to selling your home, results matter. Not just the headline price, but how quickly you secure a buyer and, ultimately, whether you successfully move.

In a changing property market, it’s natural for landlords to reassess their portfolios. Recently, many property owners have been considering selling their rental properties, but for a large number of landlords, retaining rather than selling may offer far greater long-term value.

Not every home that goes on the market ends up sold but knowing the reasons why can be the difference between “listed” and “sold”.