A property was sold somewhere across England and Wales every 9 seconds of working hours between January and July of this year. With 10 regions in the country, assuming an even distribution, this would equate to a property sale in every region within a minute and a half period. However with regional differences including the number of available properties and volume of housing stock, there are variations. In the South East and North West, a property was sold during every working minute of the day. In the North East where fewer properties are sold than in other, more densely populated regions, there was still a sale every 3 minutes.
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