Bristol still by far the biggest knotweed capital
Original Article Summary
Issues with the Japanese knotweed are by far the most prevalent in Bristol, analysis from invasive plant specialist Environet shows. In the city there are 33.91 incidences per mi², followed by Merseyside with 11.87 incidences per mi², Greater London with 7.74 per mi² and Lancashire with 7.25 per mi². Bristol’s historical role as a busy […] The post Bristol still by far the biggest knotweed capital appeared first on PropertyWire.
PropMatch Curated Analysis
Bristol has by far the highest Japanese knotweed incidence rate in England at 33.91 cases per square mile, with the invasive plant potentially reducing property values by 5% and causing mortgage complications.
Investor Relevance
Knotweed presence affects property valuations, mortgage lending decisions, and can create legal disputes between neighbors. Investors need to factor this risk into due diligence, particularly when acquiring properties in high-risk areas like Bristol, Merseyside, and Greater London.
Original Source:
PropertyWireStay Updated
Subscribe to our weekly briefings for curated property news and insights