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Where is the property market headed?

Published on Jun 07, 2017

Overview of where the property market is headed. All people carried out the following survey: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/GNKWY5V

Solutions offered at the end, as well as the option to use the HomeXperts Franchise. All queries then please email me. Thank you.

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Where is the property market headed?

Neil Mangan
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Who is Neil Mangan?

  • Landlord at the age of 25, first property for £20k
  • 6 HMO's in Coventry (University of Warwick) + Travelled the world
  • Asset Management Companies/Refurb
  • HomeXperts Kensington & Chelsea
  • Developments /commercial to resi
  • Boxing/Jiu Jitsu/Yoga
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Survey

  • With the election results just in what do you think will happen to the UK housing market?
  • Nothing.
  • Prices will increase (Demand).
  • Supply will increase, prices will be remain stable.
  • There are enough new builds already.
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Survey

  • Who do you think is best to steer the housing market?
  • Jeremy Corbyn?
  • Theresa May?
  • Someone Else?
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Survey

  • Are there too many new builds in your area?
  • Yes
  • No
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Survey

  • Are we becoming a nation of renters?
  • Yes
  • No
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Survey

  • Do you think brexit will have an impact on the housing market?
  • Yes, difficult to buy
  • Nothing will happen
  • Period of instability before leaving the EU
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Survey

  • Do you think brexit will have an impact on the housing market?
  • Yes, difficult to buy
  • Nothing will happen
  • Period of instability before leaving the EU
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Latest news - Post election

  • Political uncertainty from hung parliament means less stability for UK housing market.
  • Out of a job - Gavin Harwell (6th minister)
  • Already strong evidence of stagnant market due to Brexit and pre-election.
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Post Election

  • Housing will be put on the back burner as politicians fight for their careers and Brexit looks as if it will create even more uncertainty with EU negotiators now likely to see May, if she continues, as a weak link.
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Forecast

  • Over the next five years, research suggests house price inflation averaging 3.5% per annum in the capital.
  • Will wages rise?
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Solution

  • Affordable housing
  • Reformed stamp duty system (sellers take on cost)
  • Build to rent
  • Off-site construction
  • Bank of mum and dad
  • Relationship with national estate agency.
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National Agency

Neil Mangan

www.homexpertsuk.com