Property firm says sales in 20 biggest cities, which slumped 2% last year, could slow further in run-up to June voteUncertainty over the outcome of the EU referendum is likely to slow Britain’s housing market in the coming months, according to property firm Hometrack.The firm, which provides data to mortgage lenders and developers, said the number of sales in the country’s 20 biggest cities had already fallen by 2% last year and activity was likely to dip further in the run-up to the 23 June vote. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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