Housing market struggled to gain momentum in July, say surveyors
Over the next 12 months, expectations across the UK are more positive, with a balance of 4% of professionals expecting house prices to increase, although…
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The flow of properties coming onto the market also showed signs of stabilising in July, with a small net balance of 4% of professionals seeing a fall in new seller instructions, compared with a more negative 23% of professionals seeing a decrease in June. A net balance of 28% of property professionals in the report saw a fall in new buyer inquiries in July, which was unchanged from June, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) said.
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The flow of properties coming onto the market also showed signs of stabilising in July, with a small net balance of 4% of professionals seeing a fall in new seller instructions, compared with a more negative 23% of professionals seeing a decrease in June.
according to Evening StandardA net balance of 28% of property professionals in the report saw a fall in new buyer inquiries in July, which was unchanged from June, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) said.
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