The UK housing and mortgage market has shown a 'strong degree of resilience' since the result of June's EU referendum, according to a panel of industry experts.
Speaking at the Financial Services Expo (FSE) Midlands at the RICOH Arena in Coventry, John Truswell of CHL Mortgages and Adrian Moloney of One Savings Bank both suggested the market was showing "an underlying strength" despite the post-Brexit vote environment. Truswell said:"It is difficult to call how the market is reacting post-Brexit vote; indeed, it's too early to do so. "However, September activity was up on the same month last year and we shouldn't lose sight of the fact the market is very resilient. It appears to be steady as she goes at the moment." Moloney agreed: "We hav...
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