Now that we’re past some of the uncertainty, there are higher hopes for the property market in the UK in 2020. Rightmove are predicting that the average house price will increase 2% throughout 2020, with the largest rises being in the North. Why may house prices increase? The majority government Read More ->
For a long time there has been uncertainty around the property market in the UK due to Brexit and the general election looming. Now the general election is complete and Boris Johnson secured a large victory for the Tory party, there is at least a Brexit deal on the table Read More ->
What Have Halifax Found? Halifax, Britain’s largest mortgage lender, has said that in November UK house prices rose, despite the uncertainty around Brexit and the general election. The market saw the largest increase since February of 1% making the average price of a home £234,625. This means that the property Read More ->
As this piece is published, Britons find themselves six days away from the general election. The heat is on for all the parties wanting to win seats. But, as the news outlets keep reporting on is the movements of the Tory (conservatives) party and the Labour party. However, from all Read More ->
House prices are always increasing or decreasing dependent on many factors. But what about the number of houses on the market available to buy? This is also a number which is affected by all sorts of things, including politics. You’ve probably heard of the UK general election taking place on Read More ->
As this is being written, the UK sits within another difficult position. It is currently looking towards the political parties as they are now campaigning to gain the majority within parliament. Over the last few years, there has been a lot of political conversation across Britain. Most of this has Read More ->
Since David Cameron promised to hold a referendum regarding whether the UK remains or leaves the EU in 2015, there has been discussion all around Britain regarding what is best for the UK. But within the story, as we all know, on the 23rd of June 2016, the British people Read More ->
House growth is at the lowest level in years due to fears from Brexit impacting the housing market. The UK house market is currently sitting at 0.7% growth according to the Land Registry, London has been hit the hardest with the largest drops in value. HM Revenue & Customs have Read More ->
The latest statistics have been revealed about the consequences of whether Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, manages to leave the European Union on October 31st with or without an agreed deal. According to the latest report produced by KPMG, if the country leave the EU without agreeing on a deal, then Read More ->
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