House price growth will moderate over the next few years, regardless of whether or not the U.K. votes to remain in the EU in this month’s referendum, believe analysts at Capital Economics. Vicky Redwood and team point out in their June 6 research note titled “Housing market to cool regardless of Brexit vote” that industrial production and trade data are likely to offer little cause for optimism at the start of the second quarter. Brexit won’t trigger an outright house price crash Though some proclaim that we are on the cusp of a house price crash in the U.K., Redwood and colleagues don’t…
Brexit won’t trigger An Outright Housing Crash, But Market To Slow Regardless: Capital Econ
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