Consumers have reacted with understandable caution as the country’s nightmare of a government presses ahead with its plans to drive us all off a cliff, so how come the housing market is in the midst of a mini-boom?
Britons have become wary of indulging in big ticket purchases with Brexitlooming, cars being an obvious example. Earlier this month the Society of Motor Manufacturers & Traders reported a 4.1 per cent fall in new registrations, the fifth consecutive monthly decline.
Consumers have reacted with understandable caution as the country’s nightmare of a government presses ahead with its plans to drive us all off a cliff, so how come the housing market is in the midst of a mini-boom?
Britons have become wary of indulging in big ticket purchases with Brexitlooming, cars being an obvious example. Earlier this month the Society of Motor Manufacturers & Traders reported a 4.1 per cent fall in new registrations, the fifth consecutive monthly decline.
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