Lewes Property Market Grows 5.4% in 2016, Beats Brexit and Stamp Duty Hike

Story Highlights

  • Lewes had total property sales of £644 millions in 2016
  • The total number of properties sold in 2016 was 1,821 properties
  • The average sales price in Lewes was £354 K
  • New Property sales were 5.36% by value, where as Not New 94.64%
  • Stamp duty hike caused monthly spike in March
  • Brexit coupled and Stamp Duty Hike did not have negative impact , there was growth of 5.4%in 2016 over 2015

 

Lewes is one of the districts of East of Sussex

Total Sales By Property Type
Lewes - Total Sales By Property Type

Wealden had total property sales of £644 millions which was 18.58% of the East of Sussex Property Market 2016

The split across the different property types are:

  • Detached £251 millions (38.91%)
  • Terraced £136 millions (21.06%)
  • Semi-Detached £135 millions (20.92%)
  • Flat/Maisonette £81 millions (12.55%)
  • Other £42 millions (6.55%)

 

Lewes Property Market at Postcode level

Postcode Coverage Area School Local Authority Area
BN1 Brighton,Coldean,Falmer,Hollingbury,Patcham,Presto n,Stanmer,Withdean Details Brighton and Hove, Lewes
BN2 Brighton,Bevendean,Brighton Marina,Kemptown,Moulse coomb,Ovingdean,Rottingdean,Saltdean,Woodingdean Details Brighton and Hove, Lewes
BN6 Hassocks,Albourne,Clayton,Ditchling,Goddards Green ,Hurstpierpoint,Keymer,Newtimber,Sayers Common,Str eat,Westmeston Details Lewes, Mid Sussex
BN7 Lewes,Cooksbridge,East Chiltington,Iford,Kingston, Offham,Plumpton,Plumpton Green,Rodmell,Southease, Swanborough,Telscombe Details Lewes
BN8 Barcombe,Barcombe Cross,Beddingham, Chailey Green, Chiddingly,East Hoathly,Firle,Glynde,Halland,Hamse y, Holmes Hill,Laughton,Newick,North Chailey,Ringm er,Ripe,Shortgate,South Chailey, Southerham, Stone ham, Whitesmith Details Lewes,Wealden
BN9 Newhaven,Piddinghoe,South Heighton,Tarring Neville Details Lewes
BN10 Peacehaven,Telscombe Cliffs Details Lewes
BN25 Seaford,Bishopstone,Cuckmere Haven,Exceat, Norton, Rookery Hill,Westdean Details Lewes, Wealden
RH15 Burgess Hill, Ditchling Common Details Mid Sussex, Lewes
RH17 Ansty,Ardingly,Balcombe,Bolney, Chelwood Gate,Cuck field,Danehill,Handcross,Hickstead,Horsted Keynes, Wivelsfield,Wivelsfield Green Details Mid Sussex, Lewes,Wealden

 

Month-wise Break-up of Total Sales

Lewes - Month-wise Break-up of Total SalesSome of the insights based on the £644 millions month-wise break-down :

Stamp Duty Hike Impact

  • March had property sale spike of £83 millions compared to £51 millions in Feb
  • The impetus for it was to avoid the extra 3% in Stamp Duty Tax applicable on buying an additional home, being applicable from April 1 2016

Brexit Impact

  • Brexit took place on 23rd June 2016.
  • As can be observed from the month-wise break-up there does not seem to have been dip in property sales in the immediate aftermath of Brexit 
  • Year on Year growth has been 5.4%in 2016 over 2015
  • So Brexit and Stamp Duty changes did not have negative impact on the Lewes Property Market  in 2016

 

Total No Of Properties Sold By Property Type
Lewes - Total No Of Properties Sold By Property Type

The total property sales of £644 millions in 2016 was spread over 1,821 properties.

  • Detached 545 (29.93%)
  • Terraced 428 (23.5%)
  • Semi-Detached 410 (22.52%)
  • Flat/Maisonette 374 (20.54%)
  • Others  64 (3.51%)

 

Average & Median Sales Price
Lewes - Average & Median Sales Price

The average sales price in Lewes was £354 K and for the different property types it was:

  • Detached £460 K
  • Semi-Detached £329 K
  • Terraced £317 K
  • Flat/Maisonette £216 K
  • Other it was £660 K

Similarly median sales price in Lewes was £295 K and for the different property types was:

  • Detached £383 K
  • Semi-Detached £290 K
  • Terraced £275 K
  • Flat/Maisonette £189 K
  • Other it is £328 K

 

New Vs Not New Property Statistics
Lewes - New Vs Not New Property Statistics

By Sales Values the split is as follows:

  • New Property contributed £35 millions (5.36%)
  • Not New Property contributed £610 millions (94.64%)

By Total Number the split is as follows:

  • New properties sold were 87 (4.78%)
  • Not new property sold were 1,734 (95.22%)

 

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