Posts Tagged ‘brexit’
Uncertainty about Brexit has been a compounding factor in the slowdown of the London market according to Hometrack
Latest Hometrack UK Cities House Price Index report for October 2018 eveals that house price inflation is currently sitting at 3.2% annually, with growth ranging from +7.7% in Leicester to -2.8% in Aberdeen. Despite Brexit dominating the headlines, Hometrack’s lead housing indicators suggest no imminent deterioration in the outlook for prices or levels of market…
Read MoreMarket uncertainty surrounding Brexit has been blamed for a slow in the rate of growth according to Emoov
The latest research from Emoov has looked at market confidence amongst UK homeowners and if they expected the market to act as it has since the EU Referendum vote, and what they think will happen once we officially leave the EU. They also looked at the state of the UK property market across both the…
Read MoreDrop in interest from new buyers in October according to RICS
Latest RICS UK Residential Market Survey – October 2018 headlines ‘Prices, demand and supply all in decline as Brexit uncertainty persists’. In October, the fall in interest from new buyers has led to a more negative trend in house prices, according to the latest RICS UK Residential Market Survey. The report states: In October, the fall…
Read MoreBrexit uncertainty impacting London’s prime housing market according to LonRes
Latest Q3 2018 analysis of the prime London sales and lettings markets from LonRes Property Data Network (Residential Review Autumn 2018). Analysis of LonRes Prime London sales data shows: Uncertainty surrounding Brexit has biggest impact on London’s prime housing market. Commenting on the prime London housing markets Marcus Dixon, Head of Research, LonRes said: “Whatever…
Read MoreHouse prices remain flat nationally according to latest RICS UK residential market survey report.
Latest RICS UK Residential Market Survey – September 2018 headlines ‘Weak sales outlook causing new homebuyers cold feet.’ The report reveals that demand from new buyers nationally has weakened slightly for the second successive month, making the forward-looking sales indicators also turn a little more pessimistic. Prices remain flat nationally with regional variations still very…
Read MoreTelford Homes continue to acheive sales at a consistent rate in last few months
Telford Homes Plc; the London focused residential property developer, today provides an update on trading ahead of its interim results for the six months ended 30 September 2018 (‘H1 2019’), which will be released on Wednesday, 28 November 2018. The update mentions that despite a more uncertain backdrop Telford have continued to achieve sales at a…
Read MoreSales trends are stabilising across London according to RICS
RICS Residential Market Survey report – August 2018 published 13th September 2018 headlines ‘Solid housing market in Scotland and Northern Ireland’. The RICS report reveals that regionally, after a sharp fall in activity at the end of last year, current sales trends are stabilising in London. Momentum is still slipping across East Anglia and the…
Read MoreBusiness confidence remains unchanged according to lLloyds Bank Business Barometer
Overall business confidence – an average of business prospects and economic optimism – remains unchanged at 29% in July, according to the latest Business Barometer from Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking. The report revealed that construction (48%) and manufacturing (38%) were the most confident sectors, while the weakest were transport & communication (28%) and other services…
Read MoreHow is Brexit effecting UK House prices?
It seems that nearly every day there is a new headline towards the grand topic of Brexit, be it calls for or and against, how and when we are leaving or simply the Prime Minister’s cabinet falling apart. What effect does this have generally on property prices across the UK? Is a soft Brexit best…
Read MoreHometrack points to market conditions weakening in south eastern England.
Latest Hometrack UK Cities House Price Index report – April 2018 published today reveals that UK city house prices have grown by 4.9% over the last year. City house prices have increased 2.9% in the last three months compared to a 0.5% decline in 2017Q4 when price falls across London impacted headline growth. Large regional…
Read MoreLandlords are Remainers and see Brexit as a Threat
According to a recent poll, landlords in the UK voted to remain in the EU and are more likely to see Brexit as a threat. LandlordNews.co.uk summarises the key findings below. The survey of 500 landlords across the UK by Intus Lettings has revealed that over half (52%) of landlords voted to remain, compared to…
Read MoreIn the uncertainty and disputes surrounding Brexit, will Property Prices Fall?
Most uncertainty in any market will ignite a subdued response in investment, but will the ongoing effects and yet to be confirmed Brexit and its effects lead to house prices correcting themselves across the UK? Without question the prices of property in the UK are at a premium, from the luxury corners of central London…
Read MoreBuilding sector adopting modern methods of construction according to Lloyds bank
Housebuilders are investing in modern methods of construction and skills to address a number of industry challenges as it looks to deliver growth and new homes for the future, according to new research from Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking. The third annual Lloyds Bank housebuilding report which surveys housebuilders and their supply chain, analyses the state…
Read MoreContinued access to skilled EU workers is important to deliver on the Government’s housing targets
New Research from the House Builders Federation (HBF) published yesterday 5th December 2017 illustrates importance of EU workers in building the country’s homes. The report states: Housebuilders in England are heavily reliant on foreign labour and will need continued access to skilled EU workers post Brexit to deliver the Government’s housing targets an extensive new…
Read MoreAverage UK house price growth expected to slow over next 5 years says Savills
A recent research report from Savills the International Real Estate Adviser reveals that: Average UK house price growth is expected to slow to 14 per cent over the next five years, but there will be marked differences between and within regions. In their key numbers section they mention, 2018-2022 average UK house price growth forecast…
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