BRITAIN’S LAND MARKET STABLE THROUGH CAUTION AS BREXIT DEADLINE APPROACHES
February 1st, 2019
AS Britain approaches its Brexit date of destiny, with the country unsure what the anticipated rupture with the European Union (EU) will deliver, the rural land sector seems to be holding its breath, waiting for hard information to spur purchasing decisions.
In contrast to currency and commercial share markets where uncertainty dents value, Britain’s rural land market has maybe been solidified by caution, with agents Strutt & Parker releasing data (see below) illustrating steady sales, with some values edging upwards.
Of course, come Brexit day on March ...
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