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Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on FacebookEvery region in Britain will enjoy house price rises next year for the first time since 2007, with sellers of wrecks, eco-homes and high-tech houses set to be the biggest winners.
That's the view of property experts after a late-2013 surge in deals and prices thanks to wider economic confidence, increased mortgage availability and the Help To Buy scheme.
Estate agency Chesterton Humberts says that the smallest price rise next year will be 3.4 per cent on average, for homes in the North-East of England, while the largest will be more than 10 per cent in central London.
Predictions: What will happen to the property market in 2014?
Knight Frank, another agency, echoes that optimism and says that even Scotland — where prices have dipped 0.3 per cent this year according to official figures — will see a 6.3 per cent increase in typical prices in 2014. The hottest market will be South-East England especially in the commuter belt as London owners cash in and move to the sticks.
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