Housebuilding declined sharply in London and the Midlands
last year as political and economic uncertainty around the shape of Brexit hit
the housing market, according to industry figures. The number of new homes in
London registered by housebuilders with the National House Building Council
(NHBC) in 2018 fell 10% from the previous year to 16,069, the biggest annual
drop since 2016. In the east Midlands and West Midlands, registrations were
also down 10%, to 13,447 and 13,087 respectively following two strong years.
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