Potential policy changes continue to weigh on housing
The inventory of homes available for sale has nearly halved in the past decade.
The general election and its outcome are continuing to weigh on the housing market with all the signs pointing to a widespread unwillingness to transact.
The latest figures on new listings of houses for sale in October, as well as data on mortgage credit and consents to build new houses in
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Jenny Ruth
Wed, 01 Nov 2017
Wed, 01 Nov 2017
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Potential policy changes continue to weigh on housing
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