Uncertainty caused by the EU referendum and weaker consumer sentiment will result in zero growth in 2017, according to SavillsThe British property market’s post-crash boom will come to a halt in 2017 when house prices flatline after five years of increases, according to an industry forecast.Uncertainty caused by the EU referendum and weaker consumer sentiment will result in two quiet years in the housing market, according to property firm Savills, with zero growth next year followed by a 2% rise in 2018. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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