An estate agents’ office in London. Investors can expect home prices in the UK to moderate to single-digit growth by the end of the year, Knight Frank says. Photo: Bloomberg
In boost for Hong Kong buyers, UK home prices have trailed those in EU states in six years since Brexit vote
- Since June 23, 2016, house prices across EU states have risen by 39.3 per cent on average, while those in the UK increased by 30.8 per cent
- First-time buyers may take some solace from the UK’s more relaxed pace of growth since Brexit, Knight Frank report says
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An estate agents’ office in London. Investors can expect home prices in the UK to moderate to single-digit growth by the end of the year, Knight Frank says. Photo: Bloomberg