Spring bounce expected to address the market's ongoing supply issues

Spring bounce expected to address the market's ongoing supply issues

The disparity between supply and demand in the UK housing market saw a further rise during February, with available property for sale down 11% against February 2021, according to the latest data released by estate agency, Chestertons.

The figures show that the agency registered 36% more buyer enquiries and a 21% uplift in agreed sales, sustaining a strong sellers’ market. Spring, however, according to Chestertons, is expected to bring new opportunities for property buyers. To continue reading, please Click Here.
Source: Property Reporter


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