House sales after the EU referendum vote are running 20% higher on the year, Miller Homes said as it reported interim results.
Its chief executive, Chris Endsor, described market conditions as buoyant, and said there had been no discernible impact in the run-up to the vote.
The housebuilder’s pretax profit jumped 66% to £38.2m, while revenue was 11% higher at £256.1m. Completions rose by 6% to 1,104, and the average selling price increased by 1% to £221,500.
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