The November RICS Housing Market Survey continues to show more respondents reporting price declines than price increases although the negative net balance of -17 was less than the October reading of -24. Significantly, close to three-fifths of surveyors indicated that prices had not changed over the month and of those reporting a fall, the vast majority indicated that it had been in the 0 to 2% range.
The November RICS Housing Market Survey continues to show more respondents reporting price declines than price increases although the negative net balance of -17 was less than the October reading of -24. Significantly, close to three-fifths of surveyors indicated that prices had not changed over the month and of those reporting a fall, the vast majority indicated that it had been in the 0 to 2% range. for more information on this topic.
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The November RICS Housing Market Survey continues to show more respondents reporting price declines than price increases although the negative net balance of -17 was less than the October reading of -24. Significantly, close to three-fifths of surveyors indicated that prices had not changed over the month and of those reporting a fall, the vast majority indicated that it had been in the 0 to 2% range. for more information on this topic.
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