As the UK heads to the polls for the third time three and a half years and Brexit uncertainty continues, one might be forgiven for thinking that the housing market will have stalled as vendors and purchasers wait for clarity. However, HM Land Registry shows an estimated 77,500 housing transactions in October 2019, up 4.2% on September. Although c.2.0% down on a seasonally adjusted basis, it shows how resilient the housing market is, and the perpetual need for homes.

As the Brexit saga drags on, transactions in the owner-occupier housing market continue to falter with Land Registry estimating that there were c.70,500 transactions in England & Wales in September.

As the Brexit stalemate continues, transactions in the owner-occupier housing market remained subdued over the past month with many people who it is thought would like to move, deciding to stay put for a little longer. In contrast to the owner-occupier market, demand for…

While politicians talk about themselves and occasionally about the need to increase housing supply the fundamental undersupply of good housing remains. Capital values nationally are effectively unchanged with Acadata recording …

While politicians talk about themselves and occasionally about the need to increase housing supply the fundamental undersupply of good housing remains. Capital values nationally are effectively unchanged with Acadata recording …