The survey shows that if the UK has no agreement to leave the EU, the average price of house prices in London fell by 10%.

According to Reuters, after a survey of housing experts, most respondents believe that if the UK has no agreement to leave the EU, housing prices in the UK and London will be hit hard.

Forex Eyes reminds investors that the survey shows that about 85% of respondents said that if the UK has no agreement to leave the EU, housing prices in the UK and London will fall within six months, the average price of UK house prices will fall by about 3%, and the average house price in London The price fell by 10%.

But if the UK leaves the EU with a transitional agreement, UK house prices will be 1.5% in the next two quarters. London house prices will rise by 1.4%. The survey results from August 13 to 20 show that the prospect of rising UK prices in the next few years is moderate.

It is worth noting that the survey also shows that in the short term, real estate, which accounts for a large proportion of household wealth in the UK, is unlikely to drive economic growth. In the second quarter, the British economy fell for the first time in six and a half years.

Forex Skyeye reminds investors that the average UK house price is expected to rise by 1.0% this year, 1.8% next year and 2.7% in 2021, which is not much different from 1.2%, 2.0% and 2.5% in the May survey.

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