Near-term sales expectations have edged back into negative territory, while twelve-month expectations for both market activity and house prices are now broadly flat.
Near-term sales expectations have edged back into negative territory, while twelve-month expectations for both market activity and house prices are now broadly flat.
More than a third believe the appointment of Andy Burnham has made it more likely that positive change will be seen in the UK housing market.
Prices were also unchanged annually compared with September last year.
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Northern Ireland remains the best performing region, with prices up 5.9% year-on-year.
Transactions are 11% lower than July and 9% lower than August last year.
In his speech at the Labour Party Conference yesterday, Andy Burnham says he will introduce a bill before Christmas for "long overdue leasehold reform".
Homes for sale are up 5% year-on-year while sales agreed have fallen 9%, widening the gap between supply and demand.
First-time buyer demand softens in Q3, but Burnham’s boost to affordability only solves part of the problem, Yopa says.
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