Key points
- Buyer demand increases for the first time since February.
- House prices continue to rise.
- New instruction levels stay low.
- Market confidence picking up following post-referendum jitters.
- Agents sale stock levels remain close to historic lows at an average of 45 properties.
Price and sales outlook
Low supply alongside increasing demand is expected to push up prices both in the short and long term. Surveyors are increasingly confident that prices will push up over both the next three months and twelve month periods.
The outlook for central London is less positive, with surveyors predicting small price falls to continue in the short term, thanks to Brexit and Stamp duty changes.
Low supply alongside increasing demand is expected to push up prices both in the short and long term. Surveyors are increasingly confident that prices will push up over both the next three months and twelve month periods.
The outlook for central London is less positive, with surveyors predicting small price falls to continue in the short term, thanks to Brexit and Stamp duty changes.
Home buyers 'back after Brexit jitters' https://t.co/9vqN2DMYRQ— BBC Business (@BBCBusiness) October 12, 2016
Buyer interest fuels house price rise as number of homes for sale falls https://t.co/Vti5d5KhkC— Telegraph Property (@TeleProperty) October 13, 2016
Take advantage of our discounted landlord insurance ratesBuyers return to UK housing market https://t.co/3Q6CSEwHAN
— Finance News (@ftfinancenews) October 13, 2016
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