Sales of new homes increased for a third consecutive
month across the United Kingdom, as has buyer demand and new instructions,
according to the February 2020 RICS UK Residential Market Survey. The February
2020 UK Residential Market Survey revealed a net balance of +20% of respondents
saw an increase in new buyer enquiries over the month, the third period of
growth in a row. In addition, experts are forecasting a better sales outlook
for the rest of the year, with +61% of survey participants saying they expect
more homes to be sold as the year progresses. New homes coming onto the sales
market also nudged up for a third straight month. Read more on the RICS
website.
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