Britain’s drifting property market would probably take a
hit from a disorderly Brexit, with average prices slipping about 3% nationally
in the ensuing six months and as much as 10% in London, a Reuters poll of
housing experts found. Roughly 85% of respondents said both UK and London house
prices would fall in the six months subsequent to leaving the European Union
without an agreement. But if Britain departs the EU with a transition deal -
the scheduled leave date is Oct. 31 - house prices are due a mild 1.5% lift
over the following two quarters. They would rise 1.4% in the capital. Read more
on the Reuters website.
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People are living with sickness or disability younger than a decade ago.
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