The Lincoln Property Podcast
Hi there. Everyone has an opinion about the property housing market and some are just downright nosey about property prices. These podcast episodes will help you keep up to date on the local news & views on what’s going on in Lincoln and the surrounding areas for all things property.
Episodes
173 episodes
🏡 Lincoln Homeowners - Should you extend or move?
In the last 5 years the price of building materials and labour has climbed sharply, making extensions costlier than many Lincoln homeowners realise. What once seemed the straightforward answer to more space now needs a fresh look, as moving can...
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🏡 Pandemic Lincoln homebuyers are re-selling. The question is, why?
Many Lincoln homeowners who bought just after the pandemic in 2020 and 2021 are already putting their properties back on the market. Why is this happening? Find out why this is and what it means for you if you are thinking of selling or buying ...
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🏡 Thinking of selling your Lincoln home? Listen to this first.
Higher priced executive homes in Lincoln have a lower chance of selling, than their less expensive starter and smaller family homes. Find out why this is and what Lincoln homeowners can do about it. Click here to listen to or read the full arti...
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🏡 Lincoln's Semi-Detached Houses Rise by 459% in 30 Years.
Did you know the humble Lincoln semi-detached house has risen in price by 459% in the last 30 years? Find out how that compares to detached, terraced town houses and apartments in Lincoln and what this means for your next move and how to use it...
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🏡 Why Lincoln’s Under-34s Are Taking Longer to Buy a Home.
In Lincoln, fewer young adults are buying homes, but it’s not for lack of trying. It's not just down to house prices though. Real wages are higher than 20 years ago so they should be more affordable, yet the percentage of income spent on mortga...
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🏡 The Lincoln Bungalow: Why It’s Back in Fashion.
Bungalows in Lincoln are no longer just the preserve of retirees in their 70’s. More and more buyers in their 50’s are waking up to the lifestyle benefits and the future proofing they offer. If you want to know why these single storey homes are...
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🏡 Lincoln Homeowners Pocket £2,827 a Year in Profit Since 2005.
That’s despite downturns, political chaos and a cost-of-living crisis. Whether you’ve owned for years or are just getting started, this stat should make every Lincoln homeowner and landlord sit up and take notice. Click here to listen to ...
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🏡 Will there be a house price crash in 2025?
Will there be a Lincoln house price crash in 2025? Many predicted a fall, but Lincoln’s property market has held firm. The numbers suggest not a collapse, but a calm return to normal. Lincoln homeowner or buyer? Click here to listen to or read ...
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🏡13,424 Lincoln Homeowners Let Down.
Since January 2020, 13,424 Lincoln homes were listed for sale but never sold, with overpricing being the main culprit. Many Lincoln homeowners were lured by inflated valuations, only to lose time, money and momentum. Read the article to find ou...
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🏡Update on Lincolns Rental Market.
Lincoln landlords have seen remarkable changes over the past 5 years, with rising rents, a shift in the number of rental homes available and tenant expectations. Looking ahead, new regulations, higher costs, and evolving renter demands present ...
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🏡108% More Lincoln Homes “For Sale” Than 3 Years Ago.
The number of homes for sale in Lincoln has soared by 108%, but that doesn’t mean the market is flooded or failing. Behind the headlines, demand, pricing and buyer behaviour are shifting in ways every Lincoln homeowner should understand. This w...
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🏡Close To 1 in 2 Lincoln Homes Fail to Sell How do you beat those odds?
Of course, that figure can shift depending on how accurately the home is priced, how it is marketed and the current buyer demand in your specific price range. In the end, it is not about what price you list at, but what your house actually sell...
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🏡 In Lincoln, it is taking 60 days on average to sell a home.
Some Lincoln sellers move fast; others are stuck for months and months wondering where it all went wrong. Discover the crucial difference in our latest article from the Lincoln Property Blog👉 Uncover the full story at
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🏡 Lincoln’s £17 Million a Year ‘Rentirement’ Time Bomb
That’s how much 50- to 64-year-olds in Lincoln are spending on private rent as they head towards retirement with no home of their own.It’s a hidden crisis that could reshape our city’s future unless we act now.👉 ...
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🏡 Lincoln Property Market – May 2025 Update.
Is it a buyers’ market or a sellers’ market?If you’re curious about what this means for you, click the link to listen or read the full article.👉 Uncover the full story at
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🏡 Is the Lincoln property market broken for first-time buyers?
It might seem that way, but the data and the numbers tell a very different story about what Lincoln buyers can afford in 2025.If you’re curious about what this means for you, click the link to listen or read the full article...
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🏡 Lincoln rents have jumped from £771 to £1,117a month since 2016!
Are landlords taking advantage of tenants, or just keeping up with costs and inflation? This article dives into the surprising truth behind rent increases, wage growth, and what the future holds for both sides of the rental market<...
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🏡 14.2% of Lincoln homes on the market in March found a buyer.
A contrast to the market highs of 2022. With more Lincoln homes now coming the market than at any point in the past five years, timing and pricing have never mattered more.If you’re curious about what this means for your pro...
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🏡 1 in 7.1 Lincoln homeowners have reduced their asking price every month since January?
But what’s really driving this shift? The number of homes for sale has doubled in just three years, making it a fiercely competitive market where strategic pricing is key.If you’re curious about what this means for your Linc...
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🏡 Lincoln Homeowner or Landlord? Feeling unsure about where the Lincoln property market is heading?
You're not alone, but the latest local Q1 property market data for our City paints a clearer picture than the headlines suggest. If you're thinking of moving, selling, or just curious, this update is a must listen / read.👉
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🏡 In the past year alone, Lincoln parents gifted a staggering £10.94 million to help their children onto the property ladder!
But is this generosity propping up the system or highlighting its flaws?With the average first-time buyer in Lincoln having nearly half of their deposit from their family, the Bank of Mum and Dad is quietly shaping the future of homeownersh...
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🏡 Why are some LINCOLN homes noticeably pricier than others even when they look similar on paper?
Whether you're a homeowner, landlord, or simply curious about the local property scene, there's a fascinating story behind why new builds command higher prices, and it’s not just about that new-home smell. I’ve looked at decades of data to unco...
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🏡 Lincoln Homeowners: Leasehold as we know it is on its way out,
With the Government planning on introducing sweeping reforms to make ‘commonhold’ the new norm for flats. While this promises greater control for homeowners, it also raises big questions about what happens to existing leasehold properties in Li...
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🏡 Why the waiting game?
Buying or selling a home in Lincon should be an exciting milestone once the price has been agreed, but the drawn-out process can turn it into a frustrating waiting game. What once took just a couple of months now drags on for nearly four, leavi...
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🏡 Is the Lincoln Property Market a Buyers’ or Sellers’ Market?
Are you a Lincoln homeowner thinking about moving, or a landlord wondering whether to expand or consolidate your portfolio? With the market shifting, buyers and sellers alike are facing new challenges—and opportunities. Understanding the latest...
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