There won't be a house price crash... yet, says Fred Harrison
Fred Harrison (pictured) says based on his 18-year property cycle theory, which he has mapped out using hundreds of years' worth of data, UK prices won't fall until 2026.
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Fred Harrison (pictured) says based on his 18-year property cycle theory, which he has mapped out using hundreds of years' worth of data, UK prices won't fall until 2026.
Landlords coming to the end of their fixed term mortgage deals will be preparing for their monthly costs to soar - perhaps in some cases by more than double.
Inner London property prices have not kept pace in percentage terms with the rest of Britain since the Brexit vote in June 2016, our exclusive analysis reveals.
Estate agent has predicted the UK property boom is about to end, with prices set to stagnate following years of sustained rises.
Demand for flats is already bouncing back so hard that in some locations, annual gains have now started to eclipse those of the wider market.