So says a Reuters poll
UK house prices to rise 2.5% 2017, 2.3% 2018, 3.0% 2019
London prices to rise 0.3% 2017, 2.0% 2018, 2.5% 2019
If Brexit negotiations turn fractious (more when than if), that will be the number one risk for the UK property market
They call it a risk but it could be a positive. If there's wholesale job losses over here due to Brexit that could hit the property market. If we find that foreigners leave the UK in numbers, that will hit prices, which will make it more affordable for people to get on the property ladder, and allow them not to overextend themselves with mortgage debt.
Once again, there's two sides to the Brexit argument, what happens domestically and everything else.
