Savills says Britain's housing market recovery is set to be delayed until 2028
Summary
Property firm Savills said it expects values across Britain generally to start recovering from the second half of 2028, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported on Wednesday 4 November, under the headline that Britain's housing market recovery is 'set to be delayed until 2028'. The Independent also reported that a new report has revealed how a rebound in Britain's housing market is likely to be delayed, headlining that the UK housing market recovery is set to be delayed amid the Middle East conflict.
Latest: Property firm Savills said it expects values across Britain generally to start recovering from the second half of 2028, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, The Independent headlining that the UK housing market recovery is set to be delayed amid the Middle East conflict.
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How it unfolded
Tuesday 3 November
- 19:10The Independent Britain’s housing market recovery ‘set to be delayed until 2028’
- 19:01Evening Standard Britain’s housing market recovery ‘set to be delayed until 2028’