There are signs of the property market picking up in
England and Wales, and in parts of London, according to the latest real estate
market analysis. Average prices for July in England and Wales, excluding new
build, reached £263,145, up 2.2% month on month, according to the report from
London Central Portfolio (LCP), but annual growth was almost static at 0.8%,
the weakest since 2011. However, sales increased year on year by 2.2% to reach 807,478
due to a surge in quarterly sales, reversing the fall in 2018. Read more on the
Property Wire website.
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