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Property market ‘considerably less forgiving’ as July transactions remain steady
The property market “hasn’t fallen over, but it has become considerably less forgiving”, according to two sentiment reports released this week. Figures compiled by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveys (RICS) and proptech Sprift show marginal increases in listings and sales, with near and longer term sentiment amongst property market peers improving. The Sprift Sales Market Intelligence Report, based on
Property market ‘considerably less forgiving’ as July transactions remain steady
The property market “hasn’t fallen over, but it has become considerably less forgiving”, according to two sentiment reports released this week. Figures compiled by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveys (RICS) and proptech Sprift show marginal increases in listings and sales, with near and longer term sentiment amongst property market peers improving. The Sprift Sales Market Intelligence Report, based on
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