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House Prices > Rugeley > WS15 > Market Place
What’s Happening with House Prices on Market Place?
Comparing Market Place House Prices with Surrounding Areas
Abbots Bromley
Market analysis indicates Abbots Bromley homes typically cost 18% less than properties on Market Place. (£384,800 vs £470,000) As such, buying in Abbots Bromley instead of Market Place might put an extra £85,200 back into your budget.
WS15 3
In Market Place, you’ll shell out 27% more for a home than in the WS15 3 sector on average. (£470,000 vs £342,300). These figures highlight that homes on Market Place may come with a premium of about £127,700 over similar properties nearby.
i.e. WS15
More house for your pound? It’s in the WS15 district, costing about 55% less than Market Place. (£209,800 vs £470,000). Reviewing market differences, moving to Market Place could increase your overall cost by around £260,200.
i.e. Rugeley
Property costs in Rugeley are 55% less than on Market Place, based on typical values. (£212,000 vs £470,000). Crunch the numbers, and Market Place could tack on £257,900 just for the location tag.
About the WS15 Area
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