August, normally a quiet month for Britain’s property
market, has seen a surge in sales, possibly due to buyers seeking to conclude
transactions before the country leaves the European Union on Oct. 31, property
website Rightmove said. Rightmove said sales in the August period, which cover
the four weeks to Aug. 10, were 6.1% higher than a year earlier and their
strongest for the month since 2015, bucking a generally sluggish trend since
June 2016’s referendum on leaving the European Union. Read more on the Reuters
website.
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