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House Prices > Rugby > CV21 > Market Street
Breaking Down House Prices on Market Street
Comparing Market Street House Prices with Surrounding Areas
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Comparatively, houses on Market Street are priced 60% below sector-wide averages. (£222,300 vs £138,600). The data suggests that properties on Market Street tend to be priced at a discount of approximately £83,700 compared to other homes in the sector.
i.e. CV21
Want to call CV21 home? Great - if you don't mind paying 69% more than you would on Market Street. (£234,300 vs £138,600). All things considered, Market Street could knock around £95,700 off your property bill.
i.e. Rugby
Market Street's average house price sits 139% below the average for Rugby. (£138,600 vs £332,000). And yes, that’s potentially £192,900 saved - enough to splash out on a hot tub and the wine.
CV21 Area Overview
CV21 remains resilient amidst evolving trends in property markets, showcasing stable growth figures and promising potential for future development. Investors welcome its steady benefits, where housing values remain consistently favourable and other investments within the district inch forwards.
By combining solid government records with our refined calculation methods, we create wonderfully accurate valuations for each street. We strip out anomalies, tweak energy ratings, and recalibrate property types to reflect local conditions fairly. See why our figures hold up
