According to the Royal Institute of CHartered Surveyors, prices are not only rising, but are expected to continue to do so for the foreseeable fututre.

The main drivers behind this are much greater demand than supply and low mortgage rates.

The BBC reports on it here:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8350707.stm

Speak to a mortgage broker now if you are thinking of taking advantage of the current market.

DanAronG wrote:
According to the Royal Institute of CHartered Surveyors, prices are not only rising, but are expected to continue to do so for the foreseeable fututre.

The main drivers behind this are much greater demand than supply and low mortgage rates.

so this means that now is the time to buy a house. I agree! Do compare various mortgages to make sure you get the best deals!

Hi friend,
On the demand side, house prices are low, interest rates are low and mortgages are becoming easier to get. There are increasingly more interested buyers out there - people who are in safe employment want to make the most of this opportunity and slowly those buyers will translate into sales. Or those that want to invest in property at a time when their savings are making a poor return. They will buy up the best of what's on offer and as the supply continues to fall or remains flat, house prices in turn will rise.

Thanks
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Hi friend,
On the demand side, house prices are low, interest rates are low and mortgages are becoming easier to get. There are increasingly more interested buyers out there - people who are in safe employment want to make the most of this opportunity and slowly those buyers will translate into sales. Or those that want to invest in property at a time when their savings are making a poor return. They will buy up the best of what's on offer and as the supply continues to fall or remains flat, house prices in turn will rise.

Thanks
http://www.seascapecapital.com/