Category: Brexit

National Sales & Lettings Report

by macwitney, posted in Brexit, Housing Affordability, latest statistics, market summary, property sales

For a free copy of the very latest sales and lettings report, please click the link at the bottom of this post. The national report covers:

  • Overview of sales and lettings markets
  • Latest statistics on rent values and tenant demographics
  • Landlord sentiment post-Brexit and Stamp Duty reform

We hope you’ll find this to be an interesting and informative read. Don’t forget our latest Cotswold report is packed with local information to help you navigate the property maze.

LATEST SALES & LETTINGS REPORT

We look forward to hearing from you

Brendan Kay
Managing Director – Martin & Co Witney and Cirencester
brendan.kay@martinco.com

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2016 continues to be a year of shocks and surprises…

by macwitney, posted in Brexit, latest statistics, Local Info, market summary, property sales

The latest of which is the lowering of the interest rates in August by the Bank of England. Whilst the impact will only be felt by savers or those lucky minority with a tracker mortgage without a collar, the big question is likely to be the effect on house prices:

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How the Referendum might affect UK Property

by macwitney, posted in Brexit, Property Investment

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The EU referendum has been the centre of attention across most industries for the last month, and property is no exception.

Shortly before the pivotal vote on the 23rd June, the NAEA, ARLA and CEBR have released prospective house price figures in the event of both a Remain and Leave vote. Continue reading “How the Referendum might affect UK Property” →