The important contribution that the housing market makes
to the UK economy should not be underestimated. While there is no single source
of data providing comprehensive information about the total economic impact of
a housing transaction, fresh analysis from Knight Frank, produced in
partnership with the Home Builders Federation (HBF), attempts to quantify that
figure. It shows that for every resales housing transaction that takes place
the economy benefits by around £9,559 on average. Scaling that figure up means
that for every 100,000 housing transactions, there is a net impact of almost
£1bn. In addition, more than 11,500 jobs are supported either directly or
indirectly by these transactions. Read more on the Property Industry Eye
website.
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