Englishman's home immune to global downturn
Englishman's home immune to global downturn
- 2001
- Independent 22 June 2001, 17(1) .
A report by Bradford & Bingley suggests that hot weather and cup-final matches could explain why houses are taking an extra two weeks to sell compared with last year. Other indicators of a slowdown in the housing market are not apparent, with house prices still rising, supply outstripping demand, and highest ever employment levels. Graphs.
ECONOMY
HOMEBUYERS
HOUSE PRICES
PROPERTY-RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY-ACQUISITION AND DISPOSAL OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY
HOUSING MARKET
A report by Bradford & Bingley suggests that hot weather and cup-final matches could explain why houses are taking an extra two weeks to sell compared with last year. Other indicators of a slowdown in the housing market are not apparent, with house prices still rising, supply outstripping demand, and highest ever employment levels. Graphs.
ECONOMY
HOMEBUYERS
HOUSE PRICES
PROPERTY-RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY-ACQUISITION AND DISPOSAL OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY
HOUSING MARKET