Such a huge problem for our country. Bad housing impacts health, happiness, prospects, families… Thanks @GBNEWS and @Jacob_Rees_Mogg for the chance to discuss it.
‘In short, there’s too many people - it’s almost a case of musical chairs really.’
Jonathan Rolande, Property Expert, discusses the UK demand for property as the Government cracks down on holiday homes in a new policy.
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Zoopla has confirmed that sales agreed are 1% ahead of last year - it has at times seemed far worse. That growth comes despite a 10% drop in buyer numbers.
First-time buyers are still with us. Amazing, really, when you think about what we’ve put them through.
At the Alto AI launch yesterday, their tagline 'ready to feel like an agent again?' hit home with a roomful of estate agents who feel bogged down by increasing rules and regulations. Exciting times.
AI is changing estate agency fast.
On 29 April I'm joining the panel at Alto Intelligence to talk honestly about what's coming. Will your next hire be an AI agent?
If you want to be in the room, the link is below.
altosoftware.co.uk/alto-inte…
The oil crisis isn’t good for anyone but if building costs rise as house prices fall, who will build homes that make no profit? Ironic that lower prices will mean fewer homes.
I’m really pleased to be the new property expert for @theipaper. I’ll be doing a bi-weekly column answering reader’s property queries. You can send in to money@theipaper.co.uk
AI for estate agents is already big and about to be massive.
I'm joining the panel at the Alto Intelligence live showcase to talk about where this industry is heading.
If you'd like to join us, the link is below. Limited spaces.
🗓️ 29 April | London
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The market is showing real grit. March saw first-time buyers take a 34% share: the highest in 20 years.
Supply is at an 11-year high.
More choice.
Despite the headlines, the market wasmoving.
#PropertyMarket#FirstTimeBuyer
PropertyWire reports 1 in 5 property sales now take 6 months - it was 2 months in 2010.
I’ve watched this creep up and desensitise us to the crazy situation. We’ve just accepted the inadequate.
If the process were faster, more people would move.
X is unique.
My timeline is Trump/WW3 and boomers versus Gen Z arguing about house prices and pensions, both accusing eachother of being luckier.
What a place.
Post-Easter improvement incoming...
Longer days and the race to move before the September school term are going to drive activity.
It’s more subdued than we’d like, but the trend will move upward.