The UK housing market remained steady in April despite
the news of a snap election in June and "ongoing uncertainty around
Brexit", according to data from the Mortgage Advice Bureau. During the month
the average selling prices increased by two per cent while the typical purchase
loan size was up by the same amount. There was a minimal change in average size
of remortgage month-on-month (0.6 per cent increase) while the average purchase
price for first-time buyers remained broadly unchanged on the previous month
(1.23 per cent increase). Read more on City AM.
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