By Jemimah Wright2023-12-04T09:00:00
This advent the UK continues in a cost of living crisis, but as we look forward to the 25th of this month, there is some good news for a happy few. Recent research has shown that the name of your street could be the gift that keeps on giving, with Christmas street names having a surprising impact on property value.
House prices on yuletide streets across England and Wales were compared in research to similar properties in order to learn more. From Rudolph Street to Tinsel Lane, the research found that festive street names are actually impacting property value. What strange, but wonderful news, for those who live on said streets.
Sadly I don’t own a house, but if I did, I wouldn’t be adverse to a Christmassy address. It would be easier for people to remember for one.
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