Four things to watch for the UK property market in 2022

Four things to watch for the UK property market in 2022

The combination of the Christmas break and an Omicron surge has been disorientating. Here are four things to consider for the UK property market as the confusion begins to lift.

If there had been no Omicron variant, we could predict with a high degree of confidence that supply in the UK property market would rise in early 2022. Sellers have been stirring in recent months as the frenetic conditions of the stamp duty holiday become a distant memory. To continue reading, please Click Here


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