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Afternoon! The upcoming UK General Election has piqued interest in its impact on the UK property market. Data from Rightmove reveals that 95% of buyers remain undeterred by the political landscape. Comparing buyer demand trends around the 2015 and 2019 elections provides intriguing insights. In 2015, demand gradually increased before the election, leading to a significant surge post-election. In contrast, 2019 showcased stability pre-election, with notable demand spikes during and after the election month, hinting at a robust summer market ahead! Now might be a good time to explore how to leverage the UK property market to protect and grow your wealth. Learn more about the potential impacts of the upcoming election on the housing market here: https://lnkd.in/e2GkV9-u #ukgeneralelection #buyerdemand #ukpropertyinvestment #ukpropertymarket #powerofleverage

How will the General Election affect UK house prices? Our latest blog dives into the #UKHousingMarketTrends as we approach the General Election 2024. 🏡📉 With the election date set for 4th July, the market is already showing signs of fluctuation. Whether you’re a property investor, homebuyer, or seller, understanding these trends is crucial. Discover how the political landscape may impact house prices, market stability, and economic repercussions. Read our blog to stay ahead of the trends and make informed decisions. 🔗https://ow.ly/wrs950SgHVB #UKHousing #Property #Election2024 #HousePrices #PropertyInvestment #EconomicImpact #PropertyMarket

🏠 The Positive Impact of the Upcoming General Election on the UK Housing Market 🏠 As the UK gears up for the General Election announced for July 4th, the housing market is set to experience some familiar trends. 📈 Historical data from past elections gives us a clear view of what to expect—initially a slight dip in activity followed by a robust rebound. A Short Pause Before a Strong Recovery:- It's typical to see a temporary slowdown in housing transactions leading up to an election as potential sellers wait to see the outcome. This dip is often due to the uncertainty elections introduce, prompting a cautious approach. However, this slowdown is always short-lived. The good news is that we consistently see a strong surge in activity right after the election. This rebound not only compensates for the pre-election dip but often surpasses the usual market activity levels. Early Election: A Boon for Stability:- Holding the election sooner rather than later is a positive development for the housing market. An early election reduces the period of uncertainty that can slow down market decisions. This means the market resumes its normal activity much quicker, maintaining stability and confidence among buyers and sellers alike. Looking Forward 👀 ⏩ The upcoming election presents a momentary pause in an otherwise healthy and resilient housing market. For those planning to buy or sell homes, this could be a strategic time to prepare for the opportunities that arise post-election. The pattern is clear: any slowdown is quickly followed by an energetic market rebound, offering excellent opportunities for all involved. With the election date set, the market is poised for a quick return to its dynamic rhythm, ensuring that the housing market remains a strong component of the UK's economic landscape. What’s your thoughts ? Similar to mine? #exp #estateagent #team #property

While it’s natural to feel a bit uncertain during an election year, history shows the housing market remains strong and resilient. And this means you don’t have to pause your plans in the meantime. For help navigating the market during this election cycle, let’s connect. https://lnkd.in/gMHe8THy

Election Day is Tomorrow! 🗳️ What Could It Mean for Reading's Property Market? 🏡 📈 Despite the election, market activity remains strong, with many homes in the sales pipeline. Post-election, we expect a boost in buyer confidence. Here are the main housing policy manifestos on the table 👉🏻 🏡 Conservatives: To deliver 1.6 million well-designed homes. Permanently abolish Stamp Duty for homes up to £425,000. Introduce a new Help to Buy scheme. New ‘Local Connection’ and ‘UK Connection’ tests for social housing in England. Pass a Renters Reform Bill that will deliver fairness in the rental market. 🏡 Labour: To build 1.5 million new homes and ensure new developments provide more affordable homes. Abolish no-fault evictions and strengthen renters' rights. Prioritise the building of new social rented homes. 🏡 Liberal Democrats: Building 380,000 homes annually (including 150,000 social homes), empowering local authorities to end Right to Buy. Immediately banning no-fault evictions and making default three-year tenancies. 🔍 Expert Insights: Increased political stability post-election is expected to encourage more buyers and sellers, maintaining the momentum in the property market. Stay tuned for more updates and feel free to reach out if you have any questions about buying or selling your home during this exciting time! #ReadingProperty #GeneralElection2024 #PropertyMarketUpdates #YourVoteCounts

What does the election mean for the housing market? 🏡 Rightmove’s insight shows that 95% of people planning to move home say the upcoming election will not affect their plans. #Rightmove property expert, Tim Bannister, says: “With the date now set for a summer general election, we anticipate that housing market activity will remain steady in the lead-up to the election based on previous patterns. This is further supported by the current attitude among home-movers, with the majority indicating that the election will not affect their plans.” Read more… https://lnkd.in/e8v-68dK #housingmarket #propertymarket #houseprices #propertyexpert #rightmove #latestnews

The 2024 general election matchup is now set in stone. It is time to consider the impact of another Trump or Biden presidency on the 2025 housing market. The housing market has been on a tear since the beginning of the pandemic. We have seen the median sale price of homes rise about 29% since Q2 2020, despite the predictions of many experts along the way. This can be attributed to rising interest rates, inflation, and the cost of materials, yet how have Biden’s policies contributed to this? https://lnkd.in/eSaFN669

Feeling unsure about the housing market during an election year? History shows it’s more resilient than you might think. If you have any questions or need guidance, I’m here to help you navigate the market, election year or not. #electionyear #texashouses #housingmarket #buyingahome #sellingahome

**A Look at Home Prices Post-Presidential Elections** 🏡 The history of home prices in the U.S. often shows intriguing patterns after presidential elections. Historically, home prices tend to rise following elections, influenced by shifts in economic policies, market confidence, and sometimes even anticipation of changes in federal interest rates. For example, after the 2016 election, housing prices continued their upward trajectory, driven by economic optimism and investor confidence. However, recent trends, like those seen post-2020, show that while prices may still rise, they can also be influenced by broader economic factors like inflation and supply shortages. In 2024, housing affordability is becoming a key election issue, with both parties proposing different solutions that could impact home prices. Whether it’s tax credits to encourage home buying or efforts to increase housing supply, the results of these policies could once again affect the trajectory of home prices in the months and years following the election. As we head into this election season, it’s important to keep an eye on these potential changes and how they might shape the housing market moving forward. 🗳️ What are your thoughts? ⬇️ #RealEstate #HousingMarket #HomePrices #Election2024 #RealEstateTrends

📢 Why Now Might be a Great Time to Buy: Pre-Election Market Insights 📢 It is generally considered that the #housingmarket gets a bit quieter in the run-up to a #GeneralElection and historical trends show that house prices tend to stabilise or grow at a slower pace before elections. However, the data also shows that house prices rise significantly post-election, possibly making this a good time to buy. 📈 Transaction Volumes: Transactions typically slow down before elections due to uncertainty but rebound strongly afterwards. Data from #LandRegistry shows us that in 2010, transactions increased from 265,130 pre-election to 475,781 post-election. In 2015, prices grew consecutively month on month, increasing by 4.12% from June to December post-election (HM Land Registry). Buying a property now could mean capitalising on current price stability before the expected post-election rise. If history repeats itself, this might be a great time to buy your next home. 📱 01722 580059 📧 pennie@piccoloproperty.co.uk #UKHousingMarket #Election2024 #GeneralElection #MarketTrends Pennie Gill Lou Fletcher