State of the market
"The average UK house price has continued to rise strongly during 2021. Will economic factors lead to a dramatic correction of values or can we expect a more moderate response?"
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"The average UK house price has continued to rise strongly during 2021. Will economic factors lead to a dramatic correction of values or can we expect a more moderate response?"
"We expect the mainstream markets of Wales, Scotland and the North of England to show the strongest price growth, as has occurred historically at this point in the housing cycle. Price growth looks more constrained in London except in the capital’s prime markets."
"As people return to the cities, we expect a strong recovery in rental values. Plus, we see encouraging signs that a fast growing Build to Rent sector will provide wider choice."
"Although it will take years for housing delivery to return to pre-pandemic levels, affordable housing and Build to Rent are expected to make up a greater share of housing delivery over the next five years."
"Which buyers have been most active in the market? And has that now peaked? Lawrence Bowles provides some much-needed clarity."
"Realignment of buyer and seller expectations key to prime regional market momentum whilst central London remains poised for a strong recovery"
"More growth to come in 2021 and a soft landing in 2022"
"Eight factors shaping the prime markets that will help guide you through future housebuying decisions"
"Prospects for prime growth across the UK"
"2021 will be a complex year, with competing forces having different impacts on the housing market over the course of the year. But government support, the easing of social distancing restrictions, and low interest rates underpin our forecast for 4.0% price growth"