The UK housing market has reported healthy growth in
March, on the back of a surge in first time buyer activity, new research shows.
There has been a lot of talk about buy to let buyers flooding the market to
beat Aprils extra stamp duty deadline, but the latest figures from Connells
Survey & Valuation show that first time buyer activity in March jumped 15%
compared to March 2015 and 41% compared to February 2016.In March, the total
number of valuations carried out rose 8% year on year and grew by 21% month on
month and this was primarily due to the first time buyer sector posting strong
monthly and annual growth figures. Indeed the figures show that there was a dip
in buy to let activity in March. Read more on the Property Wire website.
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