RICS: Buyer enquiries continue to pick up

RICS: Buyer enquiries continue to pick up

A net balance of 52% of RICS surveyors noted an increase in new buyer enquiries in September.

New instructions coming onto the sales market also rose for a fourth month in a row, which now signifies the longest stretch of rising supply going back to 2013.
Tenant demand mostly increased, though it fell in London.
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Source: Property Wire


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