With the spring market showing signs of improved consumer sentiment

With the spring market showing signs of improved consumer sentiment

I this article we show a video of Iain McKenzie reporting about the latest Guild Spring Property Reports

With the spring market showing signs of improved consumer sentiment following the election result, 2020 was expected to be the year the property market regained the traction lost due to Brexit uncertainty, with promising figures in the first quarter confirming as such. 

During spring, the market experienced annual house price growth of 2.1% and an annual increase of 3.7% mortgage approvals during the first quarter of this year, despite the fall in March. The strongest growth in the market was seen in London and South West. 

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