City AM today reported that new-to-the-market homes have seen their largest April average price rise since 2015, growing 1.1% from March to April in London - the most positive increase being in three and four bedroom family properties.
This news suggests that Sellers are not prepared to shelve their plans as a result of there being no end in sight to Brexit.
It will be interesting to see whether the family homes market will continue to show resilience despite Brexit uncertainty and whether this will have any impact on the wider property market.
London house prices ticked up this month as sellers raised their expectations as demand from families combined with a Brexit delay for an anticipated spring bounce
http://www.cityam.com/276264/london-house-prices-rise-estate-agents-predict-brexit-delay
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