Research by Savills says UK residential development land
values have picked up across the market after a two-year period of mostly
static prices. The real estate adviser said uncertainty peaked in the final quarter
of 2019 leading up to the election with slowing transactional activity and
deals taking longer to complete in some areas of the country. But the election
result has caused a rapid rise in confidence both amongst buyers of land and in
the housing market, with greenfield land, urban land and house prices all
rising at the end of 2019. Read more on the Housing Today website.
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