Boards firm Agency Express says that the UK property market grew during June, in line with seasonal trends.
There was a 10.6% monthly increase in new For Sale boards across the UK, and a 2% rise in the number of Sold boards going up.
Regions with the largest number of new For Sale listings were London, a monthly rise of 72.3%, way ahead of the next regions – south-east 22.3%, north-east 10.1%, and Yorkshire & Humberside 9.6%.
The regions with the biggest rise in Sold boards were the west midlands at 25.9% and east midlands with 11.8%. The region with the largest fall in Sold properties was East Anglia, down 4.2%.
Managing director Stephen Watson said: “During June we expect to see a buoyant property market.
“However, the Brexit effect is yet to unfold. It will interesting to see how it affects the usual trends of the market.”
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I’m sorry but, just like estate agents,are they really going to say there is a decline in business albeit that board management would still be busy with refixes,change of, from sold to for sale et al and do you really believe boards foretell how our business affects the UK economy etc, they are bigger BS merchants than we estate agents so please lets get real.