Market in Minutes: Prime Country Residential
"The prime country markets have seen an increase in new buyer applications in the first three months of 2019. This suggests a healthy pool of latent demand, despite uncertainty surrounding Brexit"
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"The prime country markets have seen an increase in new buyer applications in the first three months of 2019. This suggests a healthy pool of latent demand, despite uncertainty surrounding Brexit"
"Prime transactional performance is now exceeding city locations, driven by realistic pricing"
"Transactions in commuter areas and certain price bands continue to recover"
"Whilst we have seen some modest price falls in the prime commuter markets, there are still some areas with stronger pockets of activity within a 30-minute commute of the capital"
"Scotland was the strongest performing prime region over 2018. Which markets have been driving this growth and will the trend continue?"
"To what extent have the prime suburban markets within the M25 been affected by weak sentiment in London? Will this continue going forward?"
"The prime markets of the Midlands and North outperformed the UK average in 2018, our latest analysis investigates why and whether we’re forecasting this to continue"
"We explore why the prime markets beyond London’s commuter belt have performed more strongly in the recent past and whether we anticipate this to continue"
"Coastal properties have always attracted a wide spectrum of buyers"
"Despite pockets of modest growth in the regions, expect Britain’s prime markets to remain price sensitive and driven by needs-based purchases until Brexit negotiations are complete, say Lucian Cook and Frances Clacy"