While house prices in London seem to be increasing at an eye-watering rate, some unlikely towns have been named as the country's real property 'hotspots'.
According to a new study from Lloyds Bank, based on Land Registry data for England and Wales, these are the 10 towns to have seen the biggest year-on-year increase in number of sales...
1. Daventry, East Midlands - 56%
2. Alfreton, East Midlands - 53%
3. Pudsey, Yorkshire and the Humber - 51%
4. Sutton-in-Ashfield, East Midlands - 50%
5. Selby, Yorkshire and the Humber - 48%
6. Corby, East Midlands - 47%
7. Margate, South East (pictured above) - 46%
8. Slough, South East - 45%
9. Wickford, South East - 44%
10. Clacton-on-Sea, South East - 44%
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