UK Witnesses Rise in House Sales

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has unveiled that house sales have improved significantly in the UK. In past three years, house sales in the UK have reached at its highest level.

In total, 17.9 properties have been sold, which is considered to be the highest total in past three years. The research has been carried out by the RCIS, as per them, buyers have been getting positive about the market.

They have been returning to the market in the UK, revealed the research. Experts were of the view that though the total was low as peak in the house sales was seen some six year ago. It also cannot be ignored that buyers have been getting interested in the market.

Experts have affirmed that further growth is expected in sales. One of the main reasons for the same is rise in buyers testing. They continued by affirming that chartered surveyors have noticed a positive and significant rise in the number of buyer enquiries.

Chris Cockwill from Cockwill & Co, Southport, was of the view, "Following a relatively quiet post Easter period, the last month has seen much more activity from buyers and sellers, with many of them expressing confidence in the recent government assistance".


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