HOMES in English market towns are continuing to demand premium prices compared to those in neighbouring areas according to research from Lloyds Bank.
On average buyers pay nearly £24,000 more to live in an English market town than in another area.
Meanwhile the average house price in a market town is £250,686 – 7.2 times the average gross earnings of full time UK workers.
That is 11 per cent more than their average country price.
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