Buyer demand and agreed sales fall back into negative territory, with the sales outlook flat for the near-term.
 
					
				 
					
				Buyer demand and agreed sales fall back into negative territory, with the sales outlook flat for the near-term.
 
					
				The quality and finish of a property is now cited by 79% of buyers as an important consideration.
 
					
				Northern Ireland continues to be the strongest performing region, with price rises of 9.3% over the past year.
 
					
				17% of renters report saving for a deposit in July, compared to 31% in January.
 
					
				This is despite house prices continuing to pick up over the summer months.
 
					
				June sales were up on both a monthly and annual basis.
 
					
				Capacity issues facing conveyancers are taking their toll on customer relationships and creating perceived communications hurdles.
 
					
				Housing market activity has surged, with buyer demand up 11% and agreed sales up 8% year-on-year.
 
					
				Medium-term potential for growth has been upgraded due to a more relaxed approach to mortgage affordability tests.
 
					
				With the number of available homes still at a decade-high level, summer sellers are pricing even more competitively to attract buyer interest.
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