London's Prime Housing Slowdown Is Spreading, Hamptons Says

The video discusses the current state of the UK housing market, highlighting a slowdown in house price growth and a two-tier market with regional variations. It explores the impact of the EU referendum on international buyers, particularly the return of EU buyers to the London market. The discussion includes potential economic scenarios related to Brexit, including extreme forecasts by the Bank of England. The video concludes with an analysis of the London property market, noting marginal price declines and mixed market conditions.

What is one of the main reasons for the two-tier nature of the UK housing market?

• Interest rates

• Affordability pressures

• Government policies

• Population growth

How did the EU referendum impact international buyers in the UK property market?

• Decreased interest rates

• Increased property taxes

• Stricter buying regulations

• Sterling depreciation made properties cheaper

What was Mark Carney's forecast regarding the pound in the event of a hard Brexit?

• Pound reaching parity with the euro

• Pound reaching parity with the dollar

• Pound remaining stable

• Pound increasing in value

What is the current trend in house prices in Greater London according to the latest figures?

• Increasing by 1%

• Falling by 0.4% year on year

• Stable with no change

• Increasing by 0.4% year on year

What has been the trend in Prime Central London housing prices in recent years?

• Significant price increases

• Stable prices

• No significant changes

• Bigger price falls with potential recovery