Reply to: Does anyone know how oftern the Land Registry Sold House Prices are updated?

[AtW]

I'll check in a months time and let you know what I find.

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[DimPrawn]

Yep

The flat that I last rented took about 12 months from the date that I moved in before it was shown as having been sold a couple of months before that date.

The solicitor must have been really really slow

tim

They are not leasehold properties. I'm not looking at some bedsit!

They are not in my street either. I'll check in a months time and let you know what I find.

[tim123]

It all depends on how good a job your solictor did - especially when it involves leasehold properties.

Yep

The flat that I last rented took about 12 months from the date that I moved in before it was shown as having been sold a couple of months before that date.

The solicitor must have been really really slow

tim

[Cyberman]

I think every transfer of deeds must be registered, whether or not a mortgage is involved.

Also, I think the Land Registry must be notified within 28 days of the transfer, or thereabouts, although I'm not sure how long it takes them to update their systems once they receive the info.

WHS !!

[Ivor Bigun]

I think every transfer of deeds must be registered, whether or not a mortgage is involved.

Also, I think the Land Registry must be notified within 28 days of the transfer, or thereabouts, although I'm not sure how long it takes them to update their systems once they receive the info.

It all depends on how good a job your solictor did - especially when it involves leasehold properties.

Also, not all data is released. If you see that someone's property details are not in the "sold" section, you can force it to be flushed out by paying the £3 fee.

[norrahe]

try www.zoopla.co.uk

they seem to have relatively updated figures and if you register you'll get a monthly update on sales in your street and area.

[OwlHoot]

Not all properties show up - especially if the house was paid for without a mortgage. You can check here (costs £3) - you can also get the title plan (!)
http://www.landregisteronline.gov.uk...SearchServlet?
searchType=advanced

Best place for Sold prices is www.ourproperty.co.uk because it has data before year 2000.

I think every transfer of deeds must be registered, whether or not a mortgage is involved.

Also, I think the Land Registry must be notified within 28 days of the transfer, or thereabouts, although I'm not sure how long it takes them to update their systems once they receive the info.

[Ivor Bigun]

If a house sold in December, when would it appear in the sold house prices figures?

I've been watching a few houses come down in price and two have now sold and I'm interested to know what the buyers paid in the end.

TIA

Not all properties show up - especially if the house was paid for without a mortgage. You can check here (costs £3) - you can also get the title plan (!)
http://www.landregisteronline.gov.uk...SearchServlet?
searchType=advanced

Best place for Sold prices is www.ourproperty.co.uk because it has data before year 2000.

[AtW]

Usually 6 weeks -> 2 months.

Check out the forum rules - correct anwers are not allowed if year matches pattern 20*!

[Dante]

Usually 6 weeks -> 2 months.

[AtW]

A huge amount of wood?

Not in the head, I hope he did not get sandpaper prezzi for this Xmas...

[BrilloPad]

He can't help it - he has got pinocchio condition...

A huge amount of wood?

[AtW]

Dont be so nosy.

He can't help it - he has got pinocchio condition...

[BrilloPad]

If a house sold in December, when would it appear in the sold house prices figures?

I've been watching a few houses come down in price and two have now sold and I'm interested to know what the buyers paid in the end.

TIA

Dont be so nosy.

[AtW]

If a house sold in December, when would it appear in the sold house prices figures?

It would depend on a year: can be anything from a few months to a few centuries you know...