Are house prices likely to go up or down as Brexit negotiations get underway?
As the political uncertainty around Brexit continues, there has never been a better time to take stock and review your household finances.
When house prices fall, the group who don’t complain are first time buyers. OnTheMarket.com considers what Brexit may have in store for those who want to get on the property ladder.
Will rents rise, fall or stay broadly the same? OnTheMarket.com considers what will happen following the EU referendum
It is the question many of us are asking, some of us quite anxiously. How will the vote for Brexit affect the UK property market and, in particular, house prices and interest rates?
After four months of uncertainty, Britain is to leave the EU and David Cameron will step down as Prime Minister. But what will happen to the UK property market?
On June 23 the EU referendum will take place but what will happen to property if Britain votes to leave?
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